Event Name - Selected Release in Vista (WQN964683?)

Chandra Holm: I asked if everybody heard me, and got no answer :_(

Chandra Holm: Andreas, are you there?

Paul Street: test

Phil Cheeseman: Hi Paul

Rolf Brugger: Hi everybody. Has everybody opened the chat window?

Paul Street: yes

Phil Cheeseman: yes

Nico Poppes: yes I have

Susannah Quinsee: hello

Chandra Holm: Thanks too

Chandra Holm: Is all learning done independently? i.e., is there no lecture classes?

Chandra Holm: You can overcome the second issue by making mini quizzes, can't you?

Nico Bütler: which green button?

Chandra Holm: Check mark (green) next to red cross

Paul Street: Screenchanges but I see plain blue

Daniel Peter: sorry was just the presentation before

Nico Bütler: Black as night

Nico Poppes: black and blue...

Paul Street: it is trying to do something, and I have seen your name briefly

Chandra Holm: While Susannah is trying to get the thing working, what about discussing this issue of selective release?

Chandra Holm: Is it not kind of taking away responsibility from students?

Nico Poppes: There is a big debate at my university about this issue...

Chandra Holm: Could you please say a few words about for and against?

Nico Poppes: Teachers are reluctant to guide the students using selective release

Nico Poppes: but students love it if they'e offered some structure!

Paul Street: i see one edge of it

Rolf Brugger: well that took a long time to submit the quiz!?

Paul Street: Susannah I think you use an auditor account to allow important people acces to material - does this still work

Susannah Quinsee: good question, willl look into this

Nico Bütler: I have to catch a train. I liked this sesion. Have a nice time. Bye!

Susannah Quinsee: bye

Paul Street: I see 3/4 of the screen

Chandra Holm: Now I understand, thank you, Susannah

Paul Street: Yes thanks Susannah

Chandra Holm: I think by hiding or making content visible I can do the same thing as you say, Andreas, about small doses in selective release

Nico Poppes: yes, but the difference is the matter of control. By hiding and releasing content you are in control. With selective release you give the studsents control / responsability

Susannah Quinsee: thanks!

Chandra Holm: Bye, bye!

Susannah Quinsee: bye

Daniel Peter: thanks, have to leave

Nico Poppes: thank Andreas for organizing!!

Paul Street: Thanks to Andreas too

Phil Cheeseman: Thanks Andreas

Susannah Quinsee: yes thanks andreas

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