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- You must fully complete the activities and sections on each slide.
- You may use conventional language, bullets, etc., but pay attention to your grammar, sentence structure and spelling.
- There are no formatting (i.e., double-spacing, title page, font, etc.) requirements for your work, other than your responses need to fit within each slide.
- Remember to properly cite ideas that are not your own if you use them. You can use comments for this if space is an issue.
- You must share your class notebook with your instructor.
Grading Criteria: Template Class Notebook Criteria
- Inclusion of all required content – 5 points
- Adequate depth, clarity, and understanding – 5 points
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Google Doc and Google Slide Due Dates
When using Google Docs for asynchronous activities for students if it is a collaborative activity or an individual activity, and when in the course rhythm it is due.
In-person or Online Synchronous Course Example
Before the first class session of the week…
- This section must be completed first, prior to the week's first class session.
- This includes initial forum posts (but not reply posts), practice quizzes, initial interactions in collaborative activities, and other informal work to be built upon later in the module.
Before the second class session of the week…
- This section must be completed prior to the week's second class session.
- This includes replies to forum posts, final interactions in collaborative activities, and final module activities.
Fully Online Course Example
Begin the module…
This section begins on Monday.
- This section must be completed first, prior to submitting any work.
Participate in the module…
- This section must be completed mid-module, by Thursday at 11:55PM.
- This includes initial forum posts (but not reply posts), practice quizzes, initial interactions in collaborative activities, and other informal work to be built upon later in the module.
Complete the module and look ahead…
- This section must be completed by end-of-module, Sunday at 11:55PM.
- This includes replies to forum posts, final interactions in collaborative activities, and final module activities.