Participants’ Experience
Resources for practitioners 17 Contributions
You might find my nine categories for analysing contributions to e-tivities helpful. They work best in discussion-type forums or where there is an online plenary following an e-tivity. The analytical categories make it easier to see what is happening in the debate.
If you wish to assess for contribution, they provide a framework.
Individual thinking
- Offering up ideas or resources and inviting a critique of them.
- Asking challenging questions.
- Articulating, explaining and supporting positions on issues.
- Exploring and supporting issues by adding explanations and examples.
- Reflecting on and re-evaluating personal opinions.
Interactive thinking
- 6. Offering a critique, ...
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