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Be Your Own Phoenix: Rapid Co-design

Date Thursday, Dec 3 Time   –   Room

OEB speaker Rod Angood

Rod Angood

Managing and Visual Director, Education Alchemists Ltd, UK

OEB speaker Gilly Salmon

Gilly Salmon

Professor & Principal consultant, Education Alchemists Ltd, UK

OEB speaker Paula Brooke

Paula Brooke

Education Alchemists, UK

Could you design and prototype high-quality fully remote courses in one day? Yes, if- 

  • you get the right people there,
  • know great well researched learning frameworks
  • acquire  a structured design methodology

The ‘Phoenix’ workshop based on the Carpe Diem methodology will enable you to acquire the core concepts of the method and practice with others.

Agenda

10:45 Arrivals
11:00 Start of workshop, Form groups, Create storyboards
12.30 Break
13:00 E-tivities prototyping
15:30 Break
15:45 Review & presentations
17:15 End of workshop

Expected Outcomes

  • Knowledge of a well-rehearsed methodology for engaging others to work together to design an online course
  • Understanding of the deployment of researched frameworks for students’ success
  • Acquisition and practice of visual and enjoyable techniques for thinking about future learning

Who Will Benefit Most from Taking Part?

  • Academics and faculty responsible for transitioning their courses to online
  • Learning designers and developers responsible for supporting transition to online
  • Academic developers exploring how to support others to transition
  • Leaders looking to transformation of their department and their students learning

Level

Anyone with knowledge of education in their discipline or profession.

PLEASE NOTE: As seats are limited to encourage interaction, you will need to pre-register for this workshop on the conference registration form.

Prior to the workshop, you will receive an information message with practical information in order to prepare for the workshop (preparation-work is around one hour to practice with Miro and to watch 3 short videos about the learning design method).