LTEC 6250: Educational Systems Theory, Analysis, Planning, and Evaluation
6250: Week 16: Reflection
Part 1. How do you feel about your implementation and evaluation plans? Did they work well for you? How was the teamwork and how would you assess your own performance? I felt that the Implementation and Evaluation Plans were forced. It was an excellent process to walk through, and the plans were very well designed with…
Keep reading6250: Week 9: reflection
PROMPT: What have you come to understand about the complexity of even simple systems? There are many layers and encounters with even the simplest of systems. In some cases, the complexities intertwine thereby making the process even more complex. PROMPT: What have you learned about yourself as a learner and budding research analyst? This week…
Keep reading6250: Week 4 Reflection – Part 2
Prompt: Describe the primary educational systems you are involved in currently and your role in these systems. Educational System My Role Western University of Health Sciences Employee Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning Team Member Instructional Design & Learning Development Leader WesternU Staff Council Member University of North Texas Student UNT: Learning Technologies PhD…
Keep reading6250: Week 4 Reflection – Part 1
Prompt: Write a reflection about your experience in the class discussion during the synchronous meeting. What did you learn? During our group discussion, we shared thoughts about systems within education. We shared our impressions and takeaways from the readings and videos. Each individual within the small group commented on something different and picked up on…
Keep reading6250: Week 2 Reflection
The thought of “Interconnectedness.” In the movie Mindwalk, the dialogue identifies how we are creating solutions to fix problems that would have never existed if we were to go to the root of that initial problem, and fixed that instead. In the example of medical professionals creating synthetic hearts, if the ailing patient would have…
Keep reading6250: Week 1 Reflection
After a few months off to attend to family, I am excited to be back and learning again. Week 1, for me, is off to a delayed start because during the first week I was out of the country. I was invited to present at an international conference in Lyon, France and spent Week 1…
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