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Dear FIX,
In Assignment 9 (Week 5) we have a trial run of the Peer Assessment system, prior to its full deployment for the final exam. For me, this is by far the most uncertain part of the course. Having tried peer assessment in small physical classes a few times over the years, I eventually dropped it. I felt it simply requires too much knowledge and experience in the field to give good, helpful, constructive feedback. At the very least, a graduate student in the field is required, and often I would do all my own grading.
But with a class of 60,000 students, there is no alternative to peer review, if students' work is to be evaluated by qualitative criteria. It may be that, since MOOCs like mine are free and, absent the award of official credentials, are focused on voluntary learning for its own sake, it may be possible to make it work. The only way to find out is to try it.
But it is very definitely an experiment, and I ask everyone to approach it in that way. I am hoping that we will learn enough from this first try of the system to produce a better version the next time i give the course. (So, yes, as first adopters, you are the guinea pigs!) The engineers at Coursera are still developing the peer review module, and are currently adapting it to meet my specific requirements. It will be that new!
Peer evaluation does have some things in its favor (see the discussion on the course website), but results from other MOOCs have been mixed. There is some discussion of the issues in this blog.
We'll all be leaping off the cliff together. I hope you enjoy the drop. :-)
-- KD
In Assignment 9 (Week 5) we have a trial run of the Peer Assessment system, prior to its full deployment for the final exam. For me, this is by far the most uncertain part of the course. Having tried peer assessment in small physical classes a few times over the years, I eventually dropped it. I felt it simply requires too much knowledge and experience in the field to give good, helpful, constructive feedback. At the very least, a graduate student in the field is required, and often I would do all my own grading.
But with a class of 60,000 students, there is no alternative to peer review, if students' work is to be evaluated by qualitative criteria. It may be that, since MOOCs like mine are free and, absent the award of official credentials, are focused on voluntary learning for its own sake, it may be possible to make it work. The only way to find out is to try it.
But it is very definitely an experiment, and I ask everyone to approach it in that way. I am hoping that we will learn enough from this first try of the system to produce a better version the next time i give the course. (So, yes, as first adopters, you are the guinea pigs!) The engineers at Coursera are still developing the peer review module, and are currently adapting it to meet my specific requirements. It will be that new!
Peer evaluation does have some things in its favor (see the discussion on the course website), but results from other MOOCs have been mixed. There is some discussion of the issues in this blog.
We'll all be leaping off the cliff together. I hope you enjoy the drop. :-)
-- KD
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DERECHO A VER 2012
Mientras los documentales de la primera edición de Derecho a Ver siguen su itinerancia por el territorio colombiano y parte del extranjero (DF en México, Málaga en España).
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'Mi amigo Diego' Dirigido por Rob Brouwer and Pablo Eppelin Duración: 44 minutos País: Países Bajos Luis Alberto Alarcón, ex miembro de la seguridad del presidente Allende (GAP) decide contar su experiencia en las cárceles y centros de tortura durante los meses siguientes al golpe de estado militar en Chile. Un juez le solicita viajar a Chile para enfrentar en un careo al hombre que le torturó y le ha perseguido en sus pesadillas durante todos estos años.
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'De luna a luna' Dirigido por Diana Kuellar Duración: 11 minutos País: Colombia De luna a luna cuenta el día a día de dos mujeres colombianas. Por medio de sus historias, el documental intenta visibilizar el exceso de trabajo que recae en las mujeres que a la vez son madres, trabajadoras, campesinas, cabezas de familia y que no cuentan con protección social.