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Definition of a sucessful powwow session
Posted:
Jul 11, 2004 2:09 PM
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One of the considerations in the software project for the Math Forum
is agreement around what constitutes a successful Powwow session. A
consensus on this point is fundamental to the software development
process. This document states a few key characteristics of a
successful Powwow session. This document should be a high-level
framework for measuring all future software development for Powwows.
It is not intended to provide a detailed list of requirements but
rather, it is intended to define in simple terms from several
perspectives what a successful session will look like.
What is a successful Powwow session?
Student Perspective
1) safe environment
2) useful interaction with both other students and moderator
3) developed an answer either on his/her own or in collaboration with
others
4) can use experience for future learning
5) able to easily and quickly communicate in a variety of ways
Moderator Perspective
1) safe environment
2) able to distinguish responses from a variety of students
3) useful interaction with students
4) able to use a variety of communication means within a session to
aid learning
Research Perspective
1) able to track responses by student for analysis
2) able to link all forms of communications with a single key
mechanism
3) able to transform data for more detailed analysis
System Perspective
1) system provided a safe environment for all
2) system requirements did not hinder participation
3) system capabilities enhanced learning
4) system met reasonable expectations of students, moderators and
researchers
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