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Studying how teachers can publish their lesson plans online and collaborate to make them better.

This study group invites educators to share their lessons online and find collaboraters who will help make those lessons better. This helps the educator and the entire Open Educational Resources community online by putting more materials out there, then showing how to not only use them, but improve upon them.

This study group's origins are are in two previous P2PU courses: cycle 4 and cycle 5 as well as a speech by Charles Jeffrey Danoff at Wikimania 2010.

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Collaborative Lesson Planning Study Group Guidelines

These guidelines are in development, if you have ideas for improvement, please edit this page or leave suggestions in the comments. The version below was outlined in a phone conversation on June 14th 2011 between myself, Charles, and Dr. King, 2 of the study group organizers. The previous, April 2011, version written in of these guidelines was more appropriate for a course, hopefully these will facilitate better studying here.

Share the lesson plans members develop and collaborate on them.
Connect collaborative lesson planning to existing academic papers.
Once a month have a live meeting about collaborative lesson planning. Perhaps every 1st Tuesday night or something?
Spread the word about the study group, contact teachers and others who would be interested in joing us.
Please add your ideas here ...

Task Discussion

Nada May 13, 2011, 3:18 p.m.

Is there a syllabus of this course?
Charles Jeffrey Danoff May 14, 2011, 4:22 a.m.
In Reply To: Nada May 13, 2011, 3:18 p.m.

This is a "study group" not a "course". Previously we ran a course and you can read the syllabus here. We want to organize this differently, so we started the "guidelines" document. What do you think? How should a study group be organized?