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Peeragogy Post Pilot Course 12 April 2020 Session Notes
Charlie Danoff edited this page Apr 12, 2020
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On Thursday, April 9th three of us came together for the second session of our "Post-Pilot Peeragogy" course. We spent some time brainstorming about how the course could work and got into some other fun topics! One immediate positive outcome was that Vitor created a WhatsApp group for peers on that platform to collaborate :)
You can join it with this link https://chat.whatsapp.com/FUdE9yVfXZuHlUfd0CKplq
- Make a ted talk style video about peeragogy to get people's attention
- Think of it like a TV or streaming series where you draw people's attention with the first episode and then they want to watch more
- Read Talk like TED : the 9 public speaking secrets of the world's top minds by Carmine Gallo for additional details
- Maybe incorporate slide ten of this presentation
- Once we have their attention, then introduce course and the handbook
- Give people an opportunity to fill out parts of the handbook (or maybe a form for the course)
- Maybe ask "How do you define peers?" and then look at different responses students give and discuss
- Make it more active learning
- Multiple teachers - different points of view
- Students challenge teacher
- Students talk to one another
- Research how some courses on Coursera / Khan Academy / EdX
- This course seems interesting Leaders of Learning
- Instead of one big handbook/course have tree of possibilities, where people can choose from one of multiple mini handbooks/courses: business, for college students, for educators, for creative people
- Important to keep it fresh and updated, don't want to talk about concepts were true 20 years ago, but not anymore