Case-based design cycle
Curriculum Component Patterns
Description:
This CC pattern provides the design for the focal learning experiences in a course that adopts case-based design approach as its primary pedagogical approach. The synchronous part of the CC pattern is a highlight in that learners conduct the learning sciences analysis based on the video cases of authentic practices captured from real scenarios.
Implementation notes:
This pattern is feasible for both synchronous and asynchronous learning scenarios. Students could upload and submit their responses via LMS. For the synchronous setting, allowing some in-class time for students to review readings (with the annotation tools) and reflect on their original postings in the forum is important to keep students engaged over different cycles of learning. Time-release functions on the LMS are key to ensure that students in the asynchronous settings are able to work with all the materials in the back.
Typical sequence of tasks in this CC pattern:
1. Read the weekly reading.
2. Discuss the reading in forum.
3. Watch a 15-min presentation/ lecture.
4. Reading review “buzz groups”.
5. Video case study.
6. Group discussion on the video case study.
7. Reflections for personal practice.
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