w8: what have you learnt from the design narratives?

[Yishay Mor]

A lot of interesting discussions around the design narratives -

what have you learnt from writing your design narrative? 

and what have you learnt from reading others'? 

Any emerging themes?

Yishay

[pmi...@liv.ac.uk]

I thought it was a useful exercise in terms of rehearsing the journey undertaken although I'm bound to say that in LD terms I got somewhat stuck at the scenario stage.

[Jane Nkosi]

Hi all,

Writing the narrative was a good reflection strategyu for me. It made me think about my initial objctctives of taking on the MOOC and how I jave fared in the process. from this I can go back and improve on areas I felt I did not have enough practice on.

 

Jane Nkosi

[Penny Bentley]

Was the design narrative meant to be written re out project or the OLDS MOOC course? Was unsure so stuck to the former & will reflect on entire OLDS MOOC Course during week 9.
Penny

[Yishay Mor]

Either - or.
Some participants have a project to reflect on, others don't.

Yishay

On Mar 6, 2013 10:22 PM, "Penny Bentley" <penben...@gmail.com> wrote:

Was the design narrative meant to be written re out project or the OLDS MOOC course? Was unsure so stuck to the former & will reflect on entire OLDS MOOC Course during week 9.
Penny

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[Penny Bentley]

Thanks, maybe other OLDSMOOC ers are reluctant to write their narrative thinking it needs to be based on a project.

Penny