Student Activities - The Diigo Meta page

• 27 Feb 13
  

  Mariann Hawken

  The following list of activities has been compiled from student assignments built into World Campus courses and/or Independent Learning courses. Most activities lend themselves to a variety of methods of presentation and submission, i.e., hard copy/print or electronic (Web, chat, or e-mail). Assignment structure can change according to the course material and the learning objectives of the assignments.

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  • Jigsaw
      Jigsaw is good for teaching complex concepts that have a  number of pieces. For a basic Jigsaw activity, you would separate  students into "expert" groups. Each "expert" group is assigned a  different piece of the concept to present to the rest of the  class. The class first meets to discuss their individual learning  needs. Then each group member goes to his or her "expert" group.  In the "expert" group, the students work on ways to present their  piece of content effectively so that the rest of the class "gets"  it. Once their presentation is ready, the "expert" groups teach  their concept to the class. You can assess this learning activity  through peer review or through a quiz that shows the success of  the individual presentations within a group. Jigsaw is a good way  to ensure individual responsibility while using collaborative  learning.
  • Interview
      Students are asked to interview an expert in the field of  study and draw up a report on it. They can post the report to a  bulletin board or chat area, they can turn in hard copy, or they  can be guided to collaborate on their findings. The interview can  be guided in various ways by the instructor, i.e., preset  questions or suggestions can be introduced. The interview can be  by phone, e-mail, or face-to-face. (Permission waivers must be  completed by the interviewee.)
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