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Presentation for minor 'ondernemend innoveren'. In this minor students will work with Posterous & Google Docs as an alternative learning environment.
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Innovation & collaborationUsing Posterous & Google Docs in student projects
Student collaboration 1.0
1. Teacher centered2. Institution centered3. Student as a collector of
information
Student collaboration: the future
Meanwhile….
We are going to work with online collaboration tools which are not in beta or preview mode….
Requirements:
Tool should be open: can be used by anyone (student, lecturer, client, curious others (experts, parents etc.)
Tools makes collaboration transparent
Tool facilitates reflection
Tool is free / no costs
In this minor
We are going to use:
Posterous: an easy to use blogging tool for communication and reflection
Google Docs: an easy to use online collaborative text editor
A little demo…
Key elements:• Easy to update using e-mail• Easy to manage (for groups)• Easy integration with other social media
tools
Your turn
Set up a team website using Posterous.
Be sure to lock this site for project work (Google is watching)
Want to share? Set up a seperate site for collecting feedback from outsiders
Invite team members, lecturer / coach and of course your client.
A little demo (2)…
Your turn
Set up a Google Docs account (if you don’t have a Google Account).
Create a document / map
Share your document / map
See your revision history (File =>)
How to use Posterous in this course?
To publish minutes of your meetings
To announce your progress to your stakeholders ( e.g. “draft version of marketing plan now available” )
To publish your group diary (once a week)
To publish individual reflections (see study guide)
To share interesting online resources, fun stuff etc.
Always link to your Google Doc for reference. Attachments in your mail might be published in public!
Refences
Posterous
Posterous guide to dead simple blogging (Social Media Guide) / also available as a PDF-file
How to get the most out of Posterous (Mashable)
Google Docs:
Getting Started Guide
How to do Stuff with Google Docs