Blog Post#3 Responses

Response to Wei Li’s Designing for Inclusion and Engagement Hi Wei,I really enjoyed reading your blog about inclusion! Your explanation is clear and easy to follow. I especially agree with your point that “inclusion is not about lowering expectations but expanding access.” The example you mentioned about using animations in algorithm classes to overcome language…

Blog Post#2 Responses

Response to Wei Li’s My Reflection on Module 2 Hi Wei, I really enjoyed reading your post! It’s very clear and easy to understand, and as a Computer Science student myself, I can truly relate to your examples and perspectives. Your insights on backward design are excellent. You having a clear goal indeed helps reduce…

Blog #2: Understanding Learning through UbD and SOLO
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Blog #2: Understanding Learning through UbD and SOLO

Hi everyone, in this post I want to reflect on UbD, Design Thinking, and Taxonomies. I find these frameworks essential not only for understanding how we learn but also for building meaningful learning designs. What is UbD and why is it important for our learning UbD, or Understanding by Design, is a framework that emphasizes…

Blog Post#1 Responses

Response to Wei Li’s How Learning Happened for Me Hi Wei, your blog post is very interesting and easy to follow. I’m glad to see that you enjoy studying algorithms, since I’m also interested in them. Practicing algorithms can be challenging, but it helps us quickly improve programming skills. I also agree with your idea…

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Welcome and Introduction

Before proceeding with this first blog post, we expect you to consider your privacy preferences carefully and that you have considered the following options: First tasks you might explore with your new blog: Do consider creating categories for each course that you take should you wish to document your learning (or from professional learning activities…