EDIT 7340
Planner
Updated 11-17-08
This document lists all tasks required for 7340, in the approximate
order you should do them.
It's under development as the semester goes on; links will come alive
here as soon as an item is available.
| Cycle
6: Nov 16 - Dec 5 complete |
[] Submit Progress Report of AP Initiation by 12/1. [] Submit Notebook by 12/1. (Send link to Heather: hbogue@habersham.k12.ga.us) [] Submit Reflection by 12/1. [] Course Eval: watch for instructions via the blog. [] Submit Research Permission form. [] Submit E-Permission form. [] Watch for grading announcements. [] Happy Holidays! |
| Cycle
1: Aug 17 - Sep 13 Tasks to complete by this date, in order (as much as possible): |
[] Read the Syllabus; and explore the website and WebCT to figure out where things are. [] Organize your calendar around all the dates provided, especially the meeting dates and the due dates. [] Open a Skype account and add me to your contact list (my ID is maryannfitzgerald). You can IM me or "call me" (for free) anytime I'm logged onto Skype. [] Subscribe to the AP Blog using one of the forms here. [] Read/review all of Farmer. [] Identify an SLM blogger who watches and applies new ideas and research; follow for the semester; incorporate ideas as appropriate. [] Claim your Star as soon as possible; submit name to the Exhibition Manager. [] Complete Researchable Question Lesson (no deliverable, but an opportunity embedded within) [] (If you plan to do an internship this academic year, explore the Internship site.) [] Attend class on Sept 13. [] Submit Researchable Question. |
| Cycle 2: Sep 14 - Sep
27 Tasks to complete by end date, in order (as much as possible): |
| Cycle
1 materials moved to the bottom of this page. [] Watch for my feedback on your RQ. This will be my top priority, given the tight timeframe. [] Make a stab at starting your Design. You have 3 weeks ... but don't wait til after our next class (9/27). [] Readings...Farmer 14-16. []Design (covered pretty thoroughly in class; this mp3 can serve as review, if needed) [] Critiquing readings:
[] Readings for SLM classic research, research stars [] Attend class, Sep 27 Stop - items below this line are incomplete! |
| Cycle
3: Sep 28 - Oct
11 ready big ideas: Design & I&M assignments; readings for Methodology & Ethics; critique assignment |
| []Read the IRB
Guidelines that apply to this class. [] Readings: Ethics: Regan (WebCT) [] Design is due on 10/4. Readings for 10/11: []Methodology []Farmer 3-8, 14-16 [required]
[]Survey (Leonard) in WebCT [supplemental] []Interviews (Jones) in WebCt [supplemental] []Supplemental resources in MAF's Delicious: research-methods (tag) []Attend Oct 11, 9-3. Topics: advisement; Ethics; critiques; methodology. I hope to have finished your Designs by then. In the meantime, use the Methodology material toward creating your Instruments and Materials. |
| Cycle
4: Oct 12 - Nov 1 |
| []Incorporate feedback from
Design into Instruments &
Materials. []Submit Instruments & Materials by 10/18. For Critique assignment (due 10/25)
[]Submit Star link to Allyson (allyd22@yahoo.com) by 10/29. Exhibition Page []Complete Midterm Survey online by 11/1. []Nov 1: Stay home; agenda will be posted in the usual place. []Devote 9:30-1p to visiting all
the Star Exhibits. Leave comments on 5-10! Nominate at least one
for Wacky Awards!
[]Meet 1p in 7460 Wimba for debrief and Wacky Awards. Stay for 2p 7340 meeting. []Submit all Star materials by end of the day. |
| Cycle
5: Nov 2 - Nov 15 final |
AP Implementation: []Reading: Farmer 24-27
[]will discuss on 11/15. Your focus this cycle should be on accomplishing (or planning to accomplish) the First Step of your AP. The Progress Report of AP Initiation (due 12/1) requires you to report on this. [] Attend 11/15 Our class IRB has been approved, so proceed with any scheduled AP activities that I have reviewed and approved. Consult with me if you have additions to or deviations from your design, or any other questions. |
Updates: 11/3: cycle 5 complete.
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