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Revisiting My 3-2-1 Reflection on Digital Facilitation

As I reflect on my journey through this course as both a facilitator and a learner, it’s fascinating to revisit my initial thoughts on digital facilitation. The landscape of online education is continuously evolving, influenced by advancements in technology, pedagogical strategies, and learners’ ever-changing needs. This course has provided valuable insights into how effective facilitation […]

Revisiting my 3-2-1 Blog on Digital Facilitation

In my initial blog post about digital facilitation, I had three thoughts: Reflecting on my experience in this course as a learner and facilitator, I still agree with these points. The synchronous sessions were particularly valuable, where we gathered to discuss our thoughts and experiences with the week’s topic. They underscored the importance of community […]

~M’s Final 3-2-1 Digital Facilitation Reflection

Source: https://quotefancy.com/quote/1577074/Matt-Biondi-Persistence-can-change-failure-into-extraordinary-achievement My final reflection on digital facilitation involved critically considering my learning over the past nine weeks in LRNT 528. Initially, I thought I knew a lot about facilitation; however, I was…

Will Digital Facilitation Be Automated?

Image attributed to Dall-e AI using the following prompt:”Photo realistic image of a corporate trainer facilitating an online class. They are smiling at the camera on the laptop in front of them, gesturing with their hands showing they are excited about what they are teaching, and holding themselves confidently. They are working from an internet […]

Preparing for Virtual Facilitation

What advice would I have for a new facilitator preparing to teach their first virtual class? I’ve put together the following infographic for my Digital Facilitation class (LRNT 528) based on readings from Team Yellow’s facilitation week as well as my own virtual facilitation experience. I look forward to hearing your feedback on the below! […]

Information about Assignment 4

by Mary Burgess.  While you are still facilitating and participating in Assignment Two, I know many of you are already thinking about Assignment 4. 
Things to know: 
The paper is due on Oct 20 at midnight (unless you are in Team Green). As it is y…

Diving into AR and VR in Digital Learning

Interacting with Nina, an Augmented Reality avatar in a conversation simulation using InStage. This past week I had a chance to explore an online learning opportunity facilitated by my classmates Matt Poole, Tracy Tang, and Tracy Whatmore all about AI, AR (Augmented Reality), and VR (Virtual Reality) and how these technologies can be applied to […]

Reflecting on Exploring AR/VR Tools for Team Yellow

Before starting this week, I had a basic understanding of AR from using it with a preschool group; my knowledge of AR and VR tools has been further developed with the help of Team Yellow’s activities, where we explored different tools. Dick (2021) outlined many other ways that AR or VR can be used in […]

Assignment Two Dropbox issues

by Mary Burgess.  There has been an issue with the Assignment Two dropbox settings which prevented individuals from submitting on behalf of their teams. I’ve made some edits to the settings but since it’s been quite awhile since I was a Moodle pow…

My Initial Thoughts on Digital Facilitation: A 3-2-1 Reflection

As I dive into the world of digital facilitation, I find myself both excited and a bit apprehensive. The shift to online learning has transformed the educational landscape, bringing with it a host of opportunities and challenges. Digital facilitation plays a crucial role in how we connect with learners and guide them through their educational […]

Revised Lesson Plan – Team Blue

Hello again from Team Blue! (Leona, Ano, and Andrea) Based on the feedback we recieved we have made some updates below. Here is what you will be able to expect during our facilitation week. In the interest of open and reflective learning we have highlighted or struck-out the changes we have made since our draft […]

Mid Course Survey

by Mary Burgess.  You may have noticed a mid-course survey in the schedule. It was set to close on Sunday but I’ve extended the date by a week because I wanted you to have feedback from me before filling it out. I appreciate knowing what’s working…

Supporting presence in facilitation practice

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The context I am using for this assignment is my role as an instructor of digital marketing and public relations. I teach in both adult continuing education, and undergraduate post-secondary contexts. Teaching presence I create, choose, and plan conten…

Community of Inquiry

The Community of Inquiry (CoI) framework, which emphasizes teaching, social, and cognitive presence, provides a comprehensive approach to designing and facilitating meaningful online learning experiences. As a facilitator, applying specific strategies for each presence is essential for fostering a dynamic and engaging educational environment. Teaching Presence Ensures that the instructor effectively designs, organizes, and directs […]

Project Training with a Community of Inquiry Focus in Corporate L&D

In my practice as an Senior Learning Strategist (Senior Instructional Designer) on a corporate learning team, I recently wrapped-up a six-month software implementation project. In the first phase of this project (phase two will be launching it in our US office!) I was responsible for all elements of the learning cycle, from stakeholder engagement, to […]