Documentation:CTLT Open Learning Design Group/Meeting Notes/Sept 2018
2019 Focus
Sep 6 2018
Some things we may want to focus on in the coming year:
- new documentation for wiki editors
- architecture for large resource projects (templates, transclusion, infoboxes, etc)
- understanding the open landscape within CTLT (transparency?)
- revisiting FIPPA guidelines and instructor support docs on the wiki
- supporting CTLT open sharing strategy (resource repository):
- guidelines about organizing things on the wiki
- strategy for student control of open licenses on the wiki (template based) OR improve open licenses/templates on the wiki.
- Fix the CC license on the template.
- Tutorial on how to add CC license to a page.
- LTI integration between wiki and canvas
- Workshops/ wiki focus: using wiki as your repository; documenting your practice
- Brainstorm - wiki user empathy stories: what are the barriers? what are the needs?
Suggested meeting time change to 3:30 - 4:30.
Sep 20 2018
- Canvas/Wiki integration: Emily initial conversation with Tammy; Canvas strips out https:
- Will and Emily will follow-up with Pan and Tammy to continue the conversation on integrated wikwi content into CANVAS
- Rie to do an research on mediawiki and LMS integration
- Rie updated TEMPLATE:Help page
- Discussion on Wiki Drop-in - All Day Studio; Tentativelu booked for Nov 7 1-4pm in 2.22 - facilitators: Will, Lucas, Rie, Emily, and Cindy
Description [Will to wordsmith]
 | Wiki Drop-in - All Day Studio Are you considering teaching in the wiki.ubc.ca environment or looking to freshen-up your wiki.ubc.ca course? Perhaps you need to create and share course materials and assignments with students and/or develop an accessible course syllabus. Please drop in at your convenience to the all-day wiki.ubc.ca Summer Camp - All-Day Open Studio. The Open Studio will be available all day from 1pm-4pm for you to work 1:1 with wiki.ubc.ca experts from around the campus, who can answer all your questions. Stay for as long or as little as you like! Be prepared to dig into the tools and your course and leave with a clear vision of how you can use wiki.ubc.ca to enhance your teaching practice and workplace! There will also be 4x30 mins Quick Tips sessions:
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