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More of a process for the longer term course in that you want learners to develop the ability to select appropriate tools for themselves. Certainly a useful process for beginners but in the time available on a short course this process might be limited.

Very informative

Very interesting and quick.

Annoying as it would not allow me to out in correct order, quite enjoyed content

Not the easiest module

Good tool for the teacher.

This one felt too vague to me. Obviously it is important to evaluate tools for their effectiveness at different processes, but there wasn't enough detail on how to do this. Or what tools we should be evaluating/ when!

Model tasks at a comfortable pace will allow students to get the ideas to progress and do it for themselves.

good course

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A useful outline for helping students evaluate whether a specific tool would be suited to a particular project. If so, why is it the right tool and how will it help achieve your project's goals.

I learnt a lot from this module and found it very informative.

This was more difficult. I'm not sure I am able to apply this idea to my classes yet.

Similar to Explain, demonstrate, imitate/mirror and practice.

Good module , many thanks .

Modelling ideas and evaluation techniques for metacognition skills.

A good module.

Did not really relate to this module. I'm not sure that I use a huge range of software in my courses to consider selection in such a way.

Evaluation is SO important!

Clear and instructional module for passing our skills of selecting the right tool for the job, onto our learners. Emphasis not just on learning but on how to problem solve and make own choices.

It is important to develop these skills along with the skills to enable our learners to be digitally competent at work and home.

Nice, simple interactive module to introduce the concepts of metacognitive skills.

The video was good but the options in the quiz were not easy to work out.

Good interesting module

Clear presentation, with process of learning clearly defined

Some interesting elements, but very basic. The assessment statements are not really clear, and a bit ambiguous

Easy to follow an d use as a refresher if you are new to this type of activity

Powerful idea that choosing the right tool "It develops a learner’s understanding of the mechanics of problem-solving, finding strategies that will work for a range of problems they might encounter in the future.

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Nothing learnt by myself in this module. Been doing this for 25 years in engineering colleges.

good plan to follow and it makes sense

Another helpful presentation. Clear guidance given.

How to choose the best tools for the task.

The presupposition of modelling metacognition and transferring ownership to the learners is very good but I think this module needed to start with fewer assumptions about the confidence of technophobic teachers to do this.

I think a lot of staff need training on how to evaluate different digital tools. There's a useful appraisal tool for this purpose on page 13 of the Future Teacher session on Getting Savvy with digital tools and resources - https://learningapps.co.uk/futureteacher/play_105#page13

The "Download transcript" link doesn't work - merely opens same web page again. The transcript can only be downloaded from Resources section.

Informative

Choosing the right tool is important and dependent on class personalities and ability etc.

Choosing the best tool is often the only one available