1. Deepening
Our
Engagement
ShiHing
support
services
to
meet
faculty
that
are
moving
beyond
bSpace
basics
Jon
Hays
&
Angela
White
Senior
Instruc<onal
Designers
University
of
California
at
Berkeley
June
14,
2010
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2. ShiHing
our
focus
from
Adop<on
to
Enrichment
Changing
Needs
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3. Rise
of
bSpace
3,500 Total Courses
Undergradate Courses
3,000 bSpace Project Sites *
bSpace Course Sites
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
Fa05 Fa06 Fa07 Fa08 Fa09 *bSpace Project Site statistics:
Fall 05 - Spring 09: # of projects created
Fall 09 - Spring 10: # of active projects
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4. Rise
of
bSpace
3,500 Total Courses
Undergradate Courses
3,000 bSpace Project Sites *
bSpace Course Sites
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
Fa05 Fa06 Fa07 Fa08 Fa09 *bSpace Project Site statistics:
Fall 05 - Spring 09: # of projects created
Fall 09 - Spring 10: # of active projects
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5. Changing
Support
Models
Once
the
we
reached
80%
of
courses
with
bSpace
sites,
we
shiHed
our
focus
toward
engaging
faculty
with
their
pedagogy.
2005
-‐
2008 2009
-‐
present
Orienta;on
Sessions Teaching
Enrichment
Program
Ge>ng
Started
Workshops Faculty
Brownbag
Sessions
Introductory
Tool
Workshops Engaging
with
Web
2.0
tools
Custom
Departmental
Workshops
Cul;va;ng
Strategic
Partnerships
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6. Teaching
Enrichment
Strategy
Goals:
• Campus
resource
for
Teaching
&
Learning
with
Technology
• Faculty
are
innova<ng
and
primed
for
transi<on
to
Sakai
3
• Sakai
3
is
developed
to
meet
Teaching
&
Learning
needs
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7. Teaching
Enrichment
Strategy
Goals:
• Campus
resource
for
Teaching
&
Learning
with
Technology
• Faculty
are
innova<ng
and
primed
for
transi<on
to
Sakai
3
• Sakai
3
is
developed
to
meet
Teaching
&
Learning
needs
Areas
of
Focus:
• Peer
Interac<on
&
Group
Collabora<on
• Blogging
&
Journalling
• Assessment
&
Evalua<on
• Social
Media
&
Networking
• Mul<media
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8. What
are
the
results
of
our
change
in
strategy?
4
Profiles
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9. Simple
But
Effec=ve
Embed
a
Google
Form
• easy
to
create
• can
be
embedded
anywhere
• generate
tables
and
graphs
hRp://ets.berkeley.edu/help/embedding-‐google-‐form-‐bspace
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10. Understanding
Peer
Review
Instructor
Student
Peers
Students
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11. Understanding
Peer
Review
Instructor
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
Student
Peers
Students
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12. Understanding
Peer
Review
Instructor
2. Return
DraH
1
with
Feedback
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
Student
Peers
Students
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13. Understanding
Peer
Review
3. Submit
DraH
2
for
Instructor
Review Instructor
2. Return
DraH
1
with
Feedback
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
Student
Peers
Students
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14. Understanding
Peer
Review
3. Submit
DraH
2
for
Instructor
Review Instructor
2. Return
DraH
1
4. Return
DraH
2
with
with
Feedback Feedback
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
Student
Peers
Students
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15. Understanding
Peer
Review
3. Submit
DraH
2
for
Instructor
Review Instructor
2. Return
DraH
1
4. Return
DraH
2
with
with
Feedback Feedback
5. Submit
Final
DraH
for
Grade
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
Student
Peers
Students
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16. Understanding
Peer
Review
3. Submit
DraH
2
for
Instructor
Review Instructor
2. Return
DraH
1
4. Return
DraH
2
with
with
Feedback Feedback
5. Submit
Final
DraH
for
Grade
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
6. Return
Final
with
Student
Peers Feedback
+
Grade
Students
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17. Understanding
Peer
Review
3. Submit
DraH
2
for
PorVolio Instructor
Review Instructor
DraH
1
DraH
2
Final
Paper
2. Return
DraH
1
4. Return
DraH
2
with
with
Feedback Feedback
5. Submit
Final
DraH
for
Grade
1. Submit
DraH
1
for
Peer
Review
6. Return
Final
with
Student
Peers Feedback
+
Grade
Students
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18. A
Case
Study
in
Student
Journals
Instruc>onal
Challenge:
Engage
students
in
deep
discussion
of
daily
readings
in
and
out
of
crea<ve
wri<ng
class.
Instruc>onal
Strategy:
Use
bSpace
Forums
to
post
daily
(3
days/week)
reflec<ons
on
readings
prior
to
class.
Outcomes:
• Instructor
saved
<me
and
was
be`er
organized
• Students
kept
up
with
readings
and
engaged
in
deep
personal
reflec<on
• End
result
was
a
document
that
they
collec<vely
agreed
to
share
with
the
world
hRp://ets.berkeley.edu/ar;cle/maximus-‐poems-‐case-‐study-‐student-‐journals
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19. Mee=ng
Diverse
Needs
Instruc>onal
Challenge:
Disabled
Students
Program
needed
to
share
accessible
materials
to
the
>
5,000
students
who
request
accommoda<ons
for
alterna<ve
media,
note-‐taking,
and
transcrip<on
services
each
semester.
Instruc>onal
Strategy:
Use
groups
within
3
separate
project
sites
to
manage
and
control
access
to
accessible
course
materials.
Outcomes:
• Disability
Coordinators
are
able
to
save
resources
and
increase
efficiency
• Students
are
able
to
access
materials
more
quickly
and
easily
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