maher_au

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   by maher_au 7y ago

   I'm working on developing a collaborative learning framework. To be used when designing online learning experiences. I believe it works across most groups (early learners all the way through to university and professional development).
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   by maher_au 7y ago

   I use this process to design learning online learning experiences. I think it gives a nice balance of being lead with prepared resources and engaged with rapid feedback and peer learning to solve hard tasks. https://figshare.com&
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   by maher_au 7y ago

   If you already have powerpoint, try that. Camtasia is a licenced ($300) tool, but has almost fool proof editing and post production
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   by maher_au 7y ago

   Here is a analysis of the options we have enterprise access to (but common tools) in a simple chart I made for my university. https://sites.rmit.edu.au/sister/2020/02/28/which-recording-... It also links
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   by maher_au 7y ago

   I have developed a collaborative learning framework to support the development of learning experiences. The 4 key phases are 1. Resource curation 2. Guided active retrieval practice (questions, tasks, self assessment and feedback) 3. Collab