Session 5: Online eLearning course
The best online elearning course from our research is "Minecraft Hour of Code". Ray Minecraft Hour of Code https://code.org/minecraft Lesson Overview: In this one hour lesson, learners of all ages get an introductory experience with coding and computer science in a safe, supportive environment. Younger learners will probably not finish the tutorial, but will have lots of fun working through the puzzles for an hour. High school students will mostly finish the tutorial and have some time to play on the free play level at the end. Learning Objectives: Define “coding” and “computer science” Identify key computer science vocabulary Use coding block to programme Debug the programme Identify places to go to continue learning computer science and coding Encourage students to continue to learn online Target learners: students old enough to read (ages 6+) students are brand new to computer science and coding Course evaluation crit...
Your mind-map is informative and clearly organized, which helps one learn about the three learning theories more effectively. I particularly liked that the reference list was added to the mind map, though I do have a suggestion regarding it. I think it would be better if bullets or numbering was added to the reference list so as to better structure the references.
ReplyDeleteHaha! How did you do that put the large mind map into the little window, which can slide up and down? Interesting!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Arti that your map is clearly-organized. However, here is a little suggestion that the different key elements can be classified by different colors and it will be more easy to identify~
This mindmap is clear and really in detail. I can tell you have put so many efforts into this!
ReplyDeleteYou even has a reference part for a mindmap which is rather professional! Good for you~
Your mind map is quite organized, clear and well-designed. The tool of Mindmeister is quite effective and interpret the three learning theories significantly. What's more, it's quite amazing to find the mind map can be enlarged to see each point clearly. Thanks for your sharing!
ReplyDeleteI think your design of this mind map seems too many contents in it, which is not clear for people to read and grab your main idea to these three theories. It would be better if you narrow down the contents on the definition part. You can show the final definition to state these three theories after discussion.
ReplyDeleteI think your mind map has clear structure, and each part has its own position which is easy to find.But it's important for you to contrast them, because the simple fact is that the mind map is designed for us to quickly search the information that we want.
ReplyDeleteI have the same curiosity with Fan~ I am wondering how can you enable us to slide the picture~ As to the mindmap itself, it is detailed. I have noticed that you have put the references in the map, which showed your workload and carefulness. However, I also recommend you abstract the long sentences to make it easier to read and review.
ReplyDeleteThe mind-map is clear and well-organized. However, the content is too much that the key points cannot be highlighted and focused. Some short phrases can be written rather than long sentences so that it is easy to read and understand.
ReplyDeleteThe mind map show more detail of concepts, especially the examples of the case. But the content was more and more text to learners that it not clear of content and ideas. May be change key point to make the list explain ideas.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting that you put mindmap into a window which we can easily read all the information. Maybe you can signaling some keywords to let audiences focus on important contents.
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