Don’t forget to participate the ETC695 course evaluation at: http://www.nau.edu/course_evals
A: Our grades are based on our TS portfolio point percentage. If you review ETC695 TS, the last column should show you what percentage you earn. We will finalize our final grade later since we have some classmates are still finishing up their portfolio.
Our entire portfolio was due this coming Sunday, April 3, 2011. A few students indicate they need more time, after consulting with the faculty reviewers, with their permission, our April 3 deadline has been extended to April 10, 2011, Sunday. We must complete Section I, II, III, & IV. Our presentation schedule remains the same.
Here are a few resources to help you to complete your project & to prepare your project presentations.
If there is anything that I can help you, please do not hesitate to ask me.
A: Don't be panic! Please manage to return the Elluminate room and continue the presentation. If the capstone instructor is disconnected from Elluminate, please do not stop and continue your presentation. The instructor will manage to return to your presentation room. If the instructor couldn't return to your room before you complete your presentation. Wait for the instructor for at least five minutes. If the instructor do not return the room within 5 minutes, please conclude your presentation and stop recording. The instructor will e-mail you the questions. The responses can be done via e-mail.
A: Generally not. It means our presentation must be able to show the important parts of our project, such as integrated technology, instructional strategies, and assessments etc. The faculty reviewers mainly will watch your Elluminate recording to evaluate your project.
A: Yes, you should so the reviewers have clear ideas what your project results were.
A: Probably yes. It would help the reviewers to understand your project.
A: If you have materials, data, information etc. that don’t fit in any TS section but you would like to share with the faculty reviewers, you can submit them to archive. Or something that you would like to include them as part of your portfolio.
A: No. The faculty reviewers have given us a go. They will review our final draft only.
