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First of all, I apologize for having so many questions and I thank you for
your patience.

How do we feature a student blog?

thank you
g


> Georgia:
>
> No problem:
>
> I have addressed your questions below..r
>
>
> Hello Partners,
>
> This is my first time participating and I wonder how the group process
> works. How do students sign up for case study project topics?
>
> Students will identify to you whether or not they will do a case study or
> a service learning project.
>
> Will the topics be on the site and students can sign up directly on the
> site?
>
> The topics are listed on the xl -sheet attached.  They will identify their
> first, second, and third choice.
>
> You will place them into teams of from 3/4 from your school based upon
> choices.
>
> (on the XL sheet attached you will list your school/ and their choices
> something like
>
> SCHOOL X 1SL
>
> SCHOOL X 2CS
>
> SCHOOL X 3CS
>
> These are three student teams from School X, Team 1 has decided to do a
> service learning group project, and teams 2 and 3 have decided to do case
> studies.
>
> Each team will then decide upon their first 3 topics, in order of
> preference and then I (or the Partner) will place these on the spread
> sheet.  I have done this for School X on the Spread sheet attached..
>
> SCHOOL X 1sl  Indigenous rights/collective rights 1st choice, TOPICS
> Anti-Racism (2nd choice), Neoliberalism, post neoliberalism and human
> rights (3rd choice)
> SCHOOL X 2cs Cultural Differences (1st Choice), Pandemics (2nd choice),
> Women's Rights (3rd Choice)
> SCHOOL X 3cs  Global Protest (1st Choice), Trade and Development (2nd
> choice), Poverty 3CS (3rd Choice)
>
>
> Will students for the various topics form their own groups for chat on the
> NING site?
>
>
> First, the Faculty Partners will pair up the groups, by seeing which
> groups match up based upon the completion of the Spreadsheet.  In most
> cases this will result in complete groups of between 6-8 team members.
> With each group having teams from no more than 2 different schools.
>
> Once these groups have been formed, we will alert our respective classes
> and then encourage them to contact their team members.  We will need to be
> able to provide emails to the respective team members once the groups have
> been formed.
>
> The student groups once formed will then set up a group site on NING, or
> we can do this for them.
>
> thank you for any help you can offer to clarify the process for me and my
> students.
>
> I hope this is clear, if not..let us know what areas are unclear.  And
> don't hesitate to ask, we who have done this a couple of time know how
> daunting it can be the first time..
>
>
>
> Georgia
>
>
>
>
>
> rodney
>>
>> Dear Partners:
>>
>> It is time that we begin to have discussions regarding group
>> formation, type of group projects (service learning or case study) and
>> topics coordination both among ourselves and with our students.  To
>> get this started, I have attached last year's list of topics as a way
>> of moving forward.  Please take a look and see if there are some that
>> you would like to add.  Once we finalize this, we can circulate it
>> among our students to see what interest there is for particular topics
>> that we can then try to pair up into teams.  We will also need to
>> designate specific Partners to be the lead coordinator for each group
>> topic so that we have some means of controlling the chaos.  Remember
>> that we have set the following target dates.
>>
>>
>> Here are our Group Project Dates
>>
>> Oct 7 - Student select topics from list
>>
>> Oct 14- Groups are finalized by your Professor, if  groups are not
>> complete already
>>
>> Oct 21- Topics are finalized by discussion within the group -- what to
>> study and how the various schools / students will study it
>>
>>  Oct 28- Students outline, division of labor, students also identify
>> literature  informative for their research
>>
>>  Nov 4-  Project design complete by the group -- at this point,
>> everything should be prepared for realizing the project, i.e., the
>> overall
>> structure will be drafted, literature (al least preliminary)   will be
>> found, locations and concrete partners will be identified,   etc. This
>> marks the start of the fieldwork or research by students, if not
>> already so.
>>
>>  Nov 18- Intermediate report on the project
>>
>>  Dec 2 - Final report on the project launched on the web and presented
>> in the university class.
>> Thanks...rodneyc
>>
>>
>>
>> For more of my work please check me out at -
>> http://redroom.com/member/rodney-d-coates
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> The song that lies silent in the heart of a mother sings upon the lips
>> of her child..
>> Kahlil Gibran
>>
>>
>> [cid:image001.jpg@01CD9B0A.BB8CFD90]
>>
>> Rodney D. Coates
>> Professor and Interim Director of Black World Studies
>>
>>
>
>
> Dr. Georgia Sitara
> Sessional Lecturer
> Departments of History,
> Women's Studies,
> and Social Justice Studies
> University of Victoria
>
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Dr. Georgia Sitara
Sessional Lecturer
Departments of History,
Women's Studies,
and Social Justice Studies
University of Victoria

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