Feedback on my prototype

Yesterday's online session was a lot more comfortable.  I had a much better feel for adobe connect and what to check if something wasn't working.

In terms of my prototype.  The questions/feedback around the theoretical aspects was really important.  I need to firm that up and make it a more inclusive component.  I think this question is also getting me to look more critically at some of my ideas and search the literature more deeply.  Feels like I'm move from a sledgehammer solution to something closer to a scalpel approach.  I also need to explicitly address:

• How will it work?
• How does it address the learning problem?

What also came out was that I was not 100% sold on the wiki. When doing this I realised I need to know more about the affordances of some of the other possible tools.  I stuck very closely with the descriptions from Bower but after yesterday I feel I need to refine some of the affordance descriptions he used in example.  So this area needs some rework.  I also need to explore wiki options for mathematics!

What was interesting as well was that when listening to others present and the questions asked, I started relating those questions to my own prototype. I guess since we are all working on a prototype that is to be expected!

I've decide on who to ask for formative feedback.  Looks like I'm looking at 3 colleagues as I no longer have any students.  Need to update my prototype tonight and get it to them for the weekend! :-)

Also my replies to comments.