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==== Course Description ====
''"Those who do not remember the past are condemned As we move towards an information-based society, it is necessary to repeat it"be able to collaborate online.''<br />George Santayana
This course is a continuation from the Introduction / Basics computer lab course with an emphasise on planning and collaboration tools. Students will taught the PIE framework for curriculum development and how it can also apply to project design. Certain concepts like Concepts such as "deconstruction" will be taught to help gain better perspective and remove biases before designing a course or project. Students will use WIKI WIKIs for online work and collaboration (WIKI meetings). In addition to text, but students will apply additional features like embedding embed files and imagesinto their WIKIs. Various diagramming application that are applications (already available in the lab Westminster Computer Lab) will be taught. Students will also learn how be exposed to avoid copyright issues with and how they can impact on sharing content on their WIKIs.
The later portion of the course will focus on using techniques to frequently measure progress of online collaboration tasks, and methods to measure success including informal evaluations. Additional tools will be demonstrated in order for an instructor to collaborate with their students in the computer lab.
==== Prerequisite(s) ====
[ [[Westminster Lab (Introduction / Basics)]] ]
==== Required Materials ====