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    Elearning Orientation Worksheet

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    The document provides instructions for students to complete an online orientation for an eLearning course. It includes sections for students to enter information about their progress, including completing a quiz, exploring online tools, and identifying ways to demonstrate their learning. Students are asked to review sections on time management, goal setting, and learning skills. Upon completion, they must submit the worksheet to unlock unit 1 content.

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    Elearning Orientation Worksheet

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    The document provides instructions for students to complete an online orientation for an eLearning course. It includes sections for students to enter information about their progress, including completing a quiz, exploring online tools, and identifying ways to demonstrate their learning. Students are asked to review sections on time management, goal setting, and learning skills. Upon completion, they must submit the worksheet to unlock unit 1 content.

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    Elearning Orientation Worksheet

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    Teagan Deadman
    The document provides instructions for students to complete an online orientation for an eLearning course. It includes sections for students to enter information about their progress, including completing a quiz, exploring online tools, and identifying ways to demonstrate their learning. Students are asked to review sections on time management, goal setting, and learning skills. Upon completion, they must submit the worksheet to unlock unit 1 content.

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    eLearning Orientation Worksheet

    Instructions:

    1. Read each section of the Orientation carefully so you can better find your way around the
    course.
    2. Complete the table below as you complete the various sections of your orientation (save as you
    go). If a section is greyed out, there is nothing you need to add to that box.
    3. Once you have completed all sections, submit the file to the Dropbox entitled ‘Orientation’.
    Unit 1 content will only be unlocked after you have submitted this assignment.

    First and last name:

    Orientation Section Question/Task Your response


    Take a Quiz What ‘rating’ were you given at the end The rating I was given at the end
    of the quiz? the quiz was beginner.
    (e.g. Beginner)
    Online Tools Take the quiz ‘How well do you know your The score I was given was a 67%
    way around the virtual learning but on my second attempt I
    environment?’ and record your score. finished with a 100%.
    Discussion Identify 3 ways you can ‘add bling’ to your Three possible ways one could
    discussion posts. 'add bling' to their discussion
    post is by inserting a video,
    image or a audio recording.
    Messages View videos—no task.
    Assignments Identify a specific example of each of the Written products:
    *a.k.a Dropbox 4 main ways you can demonstrate your An example of a written product
    learning. I would be interested in using to
    demonstrate my learning is a
    pamphlet/brochure. My
    understanding for my work
    would best be represented by
    this product because it holds a
    creative element of design to it
    while also give large amounts of
    detail in short concise sentences
    or paragraphs.
    Interactive products:
    An example of a interactive
    product I would like to use when
    showing my understanding for
    learning is creating a radio talk
    show/ podcast. I think it would a
    fun and captivating way to
    displace my understanding as
    well as being used for a tool to
    keep me focused and enjoying
    the products of my learning.
    Visual products:

    Multimedia products:

    Question 1: How do I Review the information in the ‘Managing At what time of day are you
    learn online? your time’ section. Answer the questions mostly likely going to be doing
    in the next box over  your summer school work?

    Identify something else that will


    take up your time while you are
    completing this course (e.g. part-
    time job, travel, etc.):

    Review the ‘Setting Goals’ section then Identify your top Motivator for
    answer the questions in the next box  taking this course:

    Click on the ‘Next’ button at the


    bottom of the Motivator list.
    Identify your top goal for this
    course:

    Review the ‘Learning Skills and Work Complete the Learning Skills
    Habits’ section. Complete the drag and Reflection then indicate your
    drop activity then answer the questions in results below:
    the next box 
    Responsibility:

    Organization:

    Independent Work:

    Collaboration:

    Initiative:

    Self-regulation:
    Question 2: How do I OPTIONAL: Review material in this
    know that I am doing section. No task to complete.
    well?
    Question 3: How do I OPTIONAL: Review material in this
    connect with others? section. No task to complete.
    Question 4: How do I OPTIONAL: Review material in this Note: You may want to carefully
    manage my digital section. No task to complete. read the section on Academic
    footprint? Honesty!
    More Tools Add some information to your profile. A
    photo of yourself really helps me to
    associate your work with a real person 
    Profile and Progress Skip this section.

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