Implementation
Our workshop delivery date was originally scheduled to be near the beginning of the semester. We split three different jobs between the six group members. This way, two group members would be doing the same thing for each of the three different jobs. This would make it easy for us to make sure that everything was double checked and correct. It would also cut the work in half. We would split the group of six into two groups of three and three people would do each day. Jose and I were in charge of presentation and handouts.
Evaluation
Our workshop delivery date was moved from the original dates to the very last workshop of the semester and it was changed from two classes to one. I believe this was because of a lack of people wanting to attend the workshop. I don’t believe that very many people signed up for the class. There was a problem with people signing up and then not showing up, or people not signing up and then showing up. On the day we did our class, there were only four people there. Those four people were taught by the six members in my group along with Mary and the members of the 564 class that were overseeing the project. I believe that our class was a success, even though it had an overkill of teachers. The whole project has been a little stressful with everything last minute and changing, but I believe we pulled it off well.
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I agree with you Joel. It was a bit of a hassle with getting prepared for the workshops with all of the date changing. But I also believe that the residents enjoyed being taught something new (all four of them). I do think that we only needed one person from the 564 class to oversee the workshop since we had a very small class to instruct. Overall, I think it was well worth it.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely sounds like they didn't have their dates together at all. That's always no good, and a hassle like Walter said. I know how you feel having dates shifted on you; the UTS project team has done a bit of that and although not as bad as what you've described, it's still an inconvenience at the least.
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