2021 #VWEDU: VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS: IS ONE LIFE ENOUGH? Project-based learning in a digital world: Green team. Not just learning about the topic. Digital and presentation skills.

VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS: IS ONE LIFE ENOUGH?  

Project-based learning in a digital world: Green team.  

Not just learning about the topic. 

Digital and presentation skills.

Reports from a project-based learning team in a virtual world.   Watch project-based learning in action.  

• Watch on YouTube

IOLE Green Team December 2020 HD 1080p

• This is a video of a student presentation from the TU Dublin School of Creative Arts
• An elective module 'Virtual Environments: Is one life enough?'
• The students worked in teams on this project.
• The Brief
• Student blogs

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Suggestions

• Avoid presenting a dead slide.  
• Make an arrow or a hand that is moved to show where to look 
• Have a discussion after each presentation.
• The ability of the student to handle questions would be important to many employers
• Each student should get a video of  their individual presentations, including a discussion period after it.  
• This video would become part of the student's portfolio.  

Related

• Digital teamwork. Real work in virtual environments. Project-based learning needs project reporting. Here are the videos.
• Teamwork in a digital place. Online learning does not have to be lonely. They can't learn teamwork by themselves.

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