This is NOT a Presentation Slide

• General suggestions for using these template slides:• Keep the amount of text per slide as small as

possible (unlike these template slides )• Have only one slide for each topic (i.e. Fame,

Shame and Frame) and be sure to keep to the 15 minute total presentation time.• You are encouraged to demo real courses, etc.

as part of your presentation

Teaching and Learning with Sakai: 15 Minutes of Fame, Shame and to Frame

Teaching and Learning Sakai Group

Please enter in the title of your Fame, Shame and Frame here

Enter in your name, title and institutions here.

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FAME: [Enter in title]

• Try to answer questions such as these in your presentation:• How was Sakai used and how did it enhance

teaching and learning?• Did the use of Sakai allow for new teaching

strategies that were not possible before? Try to show examples of student or instructor work.

• What tips, recommendations, etc. would you have for others?

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SHAME: [Enter in title]

• Try to answer questions such as these in your presentation:• What pitfalls did you encounter?• How did the problems impact on instructors

and learners?• How would you do things differently?• What advice would you have to others?

NOTE: Your “shame” does not necessarily have to relate to your “fame” but it might work best if they did.

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FRAME: [Enter in session title]

• Use this slide to note a particular conference session that will expand on your presentation (include date/time/room)

OR• Were participants can find more

information (URL, papers, etc.)• Include your name and contact info

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