Preparing to Teach Online: Looking Back On Week 1

Create Your First Week Forum

Make forum posts: 1

Due Date: Initial post and responses are due no later than March 1, 2020

Assignment: Write a prompt with full directions for a discussion forum for the first or second week of class. Be sure to include a deadline, word count if any, responses required, and whether students should have citations.

Respond to at least one of your peers. Submit your prompt as text entry and respond to a colleague's by answering one of the following questions:

What type of feedback will students be able to receive based on this prompt?
Is the grading criteria clear and easy to understand? If not, how can it be further clarified?
How can student responses be incorporated into the class lecture or learning activities?
How does or can the prompt allow for different types of interaction?
How does or can the prompt require students to apply and reference the content presented in the course?
How does or can the prompt encourage students to think and reflect on what and how they are learning and its significance?

Tip! All responses should be CRISP: Considerate, Reflective, Interactive, Succinct, and Pertinent.

Grading Rubric:

Original Posting (5 points)

The deadline for the initial and reply post is clearly stated. (1 point)
The prompt description provides learners with context (1.5 points)
The prompt applies one of the 10 question types discussed in this module (1.5 points)
The length of the post is at least 50 words. ( 1 point)

Replies to Others’ Postings (5 points)

Learner responds to at least 1 colleague (1 point).
Question is fully addressed and stimulates further discussion (1.5 points)
Feedback mentions at least one point from this module's content (1.5 points)
Reply length is at least 50 words (1 point)

« Create Your First Week Forum

Anthony Winchester

Looking Back On Week 1

Sunday, 1 March 2020, 1:13 PM

Congratulations - this week, you have learned all about Instruction Sets in Assembly Language. Let's talk a bit about the topics which you did NOT understand.

No later than NEXT FRIDAY at 11:59pm, describe the instruction set topic or topics that gave you the most difficulty in understanding. What seemed to cause the confusion for you, and what information did you wish you had to help with your understanding?

If you can help your peers with their topic of difficulty with a solution that was effective for you and your understanding, please respond to their posts with your thoughts by next Friday at 11:59pm. (Reminder - this forum discussion is a JUDGEMENT-FREE space, so no inconsiderate feedback will be tolerated.)

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