Lesson 1.1: Creative music in education, experimental collective meaning making in educational settings
Lesson 1.2: Alternative pedagogies and alternative pedagogues. The teacher as a commoner
Lesson 2.1: Caring dimensions in learning communities and the relevance of feminisms
Lesson 2.2: The educational commons in risk societies
Lesson 3.1: Children, Childhood and Commons (3 C’s); children as commoners; diverse childhoods; cultural and social constructions of childhood and children’s everyday lives; Children and Youth’s Rights
Lesson 3.2: Youth and Commons; young people as commoners; youth urban cultures as commons; the commons’ culture of contemporary youth social movements
Lesson 4.1: Introduction to Gordon’s Conflict Resolution: Active Listening in Educational Commons
Lesson 4.2: Assemblies, decision making processes, and communication infrastructure
Lesson 5.1: Intercultural & intergenerational communication strategies for building communities of the commons
Lesson 5.2: Media representation of “the other”
Lesson 5.3: Creativity, communication and participation through music
Lesson 6.1: Telling Stories Through The Camera: Audiovisual participatory methodology as empowerment and collective action tool
Lesson 6.2: Commoning Social Media
Lesson 6.3: Telling Stories Through The Camera: Audiovisual participatory methodology as empowerment and collective action tool
Lesson 7.1: Technology and society
Lesson 7.2: The political economy of Commons-based Peer Production
Lesson 8.1: Commoning hackathon: hackfest in education - collaboration on software projects following the commons’ logic
Lesson 9.1: Digital commons’ skills and commoner’s digital identity; online & offline gender, childhood, youth identities in a glocal (global + local) fluid world
Lesson 9.2: Digital commons and risk
Lesson 9.3: Intersectionality and empowerment and autonomy of children and youth via ICT
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Teaching Approach
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1. The instructor with the offered material stimulated my interest in the lesson topic. *
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2. The instructor was offered well-prepared, realistic and organised within the learning week. *
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3. The instructor motivated and ensured that students work at an appropriate pace. *
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4. The instructor provided eLearning tools to encouraged online asynchronous (email, chat, forums, wikis) discussion and was ready to feedback all of my posts. *
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5. The instructor encouraged online synchronous discussion and was ready to discuss all of my questions. *
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6. The instructor fulfils the the functions of orientation, motivation, and organisation of the learning process in a timely manner *
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7. The instructor used a variety of instructional methods (videos, graphics, maps, tutorials among others) to reach the lesson objectives. *
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8. The instructor challenged students to do their best work. *
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Feedback & Assessment
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9. Feedback was provided promptly and within the stated timeframe. *
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10. Information regarding feedback & assessment was communicated clearly. *
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11. Feedback showed me how to improve my work (e.g. corrections including comments). *
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Resources & Administration
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12. Were all the images and text in the course clearly visible? *
13. Were all sounds in the course clearly audible? *
If not, tell us when this happened (e.g. which video or audio didn't play well).
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14. Was the information in the lesson easily understandable? *
15. Was further guidance offered where information was complex? *
16. Sufficient resources are presented for carrying out the activities. *
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17. The didactic resources present pertinent quality and contribute value for learning *
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18. The questions were related to the lesson learning outcomes. *
19. The projects/assignments related to the lesson learning outcomes. *
Learning Objectives
Talk about your experience relating to the learning objectives that were set for the lesson.
20. Did the lesson clearly explain what you were expected to learn from the lesson (e.g. give learning objectives)? *
21. How effective was the lesson at helping you reach those learning objectives? *
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22. How engaging did you find the lesson?
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23. What key messages do you think the lesson was trying to get across? *
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24. Has using the lesson led to/will lead to you changing any of your behaviour and/or practice? *
If yes, please give us an example.
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25. How long did it take you to complete the lesson? *
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Overall Experience
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26. Overall, how do you rate your experience in this lesson? *
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27. What did you like most from the lesson? *
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28. Do you have any ideas about how we could improve the lesson? *
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