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Predicted Activity Profile representation How many contact/ teaching hours per week? 3 e.g. classroom/online tutorial activities, lectures, exams Approximately how many expected directed study hours per week? 3 e.g. reading and research, revision, assignment writing, discussion forums, reflective diaries, data analysis Total estimated hours per week 6 Multiply by number of weeks 17 Total study hours over the entire course/module (not including selfstudy *) Task notes Assimilative Finding and handling information Communication Productive Experiential Interactive/ Adaptive Assessment Total 43 16 8 16 15 0 2 100 Key Experiential e.g. Practice, Apply, Mimic, Experience, Explore, Investigate, Perform, Engage Interactive/ Adaptive e.g. Explore, Experiment, Trial, Improve, Model, Simulate Assessment Include summative (graded) assessment only here e.g. Write, Present, Report, Demonstrate, Critique Finding and handling information e.g. List, Analyse, Collate, Plot, Find, Discover, Access, Use, Gather, Order, Classify, Select, Assess, Manipulate Communication e.g. Communicate, Debate, Discuss, Argue, Share, Report, Collaborate, Present, Describe, Question Productive e.g. List, Create, Build, Make, Design, Construct, Contribute, Complete, Produce, Write, Draw, Refine, Compose, Synthesize, Remix This worksheet has been created by the JISCfunded OULDI project. (Some cells in this worksheet are protected. To unprotect them click on ToolsProtectionUnprotect worksheet. No password is required) Course/module title: Biochemistry and Biophysics Predicted Course/module hours In this first part of the activity you will predict what your course and module pedagogy profile will look like and it should only take about 10 minutes. Doing this before you embark on more detailed profiling will allow you to compare what you thought/ hoped might be the case and what actually is. This prediction is at the top level, so covers the contact/teaching hours and directed study hours for the whole course or module. Calculate either the percentage of time you think learners spend on each activity type, or estimate in hours. If you decide to estimate in hours, make sure that they add up to the same as your estimation for contact and directed study hours. *This activity is also an opportunity to consider your learners workload. In addition to contact/teaching time and selfdirected study, learners will also have a number of other things to do in relation to their learning such as administrative tasks (emails, time management planning, printing etc), refreshing skills, extra reading, extension activities etc. This 'self directed study' is likely to add up to 1020% of the total study time (Thorpe, 2006) and is an important consideration. It is good practice to assign 1020% of total study time to 'selfdirected study'. To calculate the approximate amount of predicted 'selfdirected study' time take Category Process outcomes (learners will...) Assimilative e.g. Read, Watch, Listen, Think about, Access, Observe, Review 0 5 10 15 20 AssimilaNve Finding and handling informaNon CommunicaNon ProducNve ExperienNal InteracNve/ AdapNve Assessment

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Predicted  Activity  Profile  representation

How  many  contact/  teaching  hours  per  week? 3

e.g.  classroom/online  tutorial  activities,  lectures,  exams

Approximately  how  many  expected  directed  study  hours  per  week? 3

e.g.  reading  and  research,  revision,  assignment  writing,  discussion  forums,  reflective  diaries,  data  analysis

Total  estimated  hours  per  week

6Multiply  by  number  of  weeks 17

Total  study  hours  over  the  entire  course/module  (not  including  self-­‐study  *)

Task  notesAssimilative Finding  and  

handling  information

Communication Productive Experiential Interactive/  Adaptive

Assessment

Total 43 16 8 16 15 0 2 100

Key

Experiential e.g.  Practice,  Apply,  Mimic,  Experience,  Explore,  Investigate,  Perform,  Engage

Interactive/  Adaptive e.g.  Explore,  Experiment,  Trial,  Improve,  Model,  Simulate

Assessment Include  summative  (graded)  assessment  only  here  e.g.  Write,  Present,  Report,  Demonstrate,  Critique

Finding  and  handling  information e.g.  List,  Analyse,  Collate,  Plot,  Find,  Discover,  Access,  Use,  Gather,  Order,  Classify,  Select,  Assess,  Manipulate

Communication e.g.  Communicate,  Debate,  Discuss,  Argue,  Share,  Report,  Collaborate,  Present,  Describe,  Question

Productive e.g.  List,  Create,  Build,  Make,  Design,  Construct,  Contribute,  Complete,  Produce,  Write,  Draw,  Refine,  Compose,  Synthesize,  Remix

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password  is  required)Course/module  title: Biochemistry  and  Biophysics

Predicted  Course/module  hours  

In  this  first  part  of  the  activity  you  will  predict  what  your  course  and  module  pedagogy  profile  will  look  like  and  it  should  only  take  about  10  minutes.  Doing  this  before  you  embark  on  more  detailed  profiling  will  allow  you  to  compare  what  you  thought/  hoped  might  be  the  case  and  what  actually  is.  

This  prediction  is  at  the  top  level,  so  covers  the  contact/teaching  hours  and  directed  study  hours  for  the  whole  course  or  module.  Calculate  either  the  percentage  of  time  you  think  learners  spend  on  each  activity  type,  or  estimate  in  hours.  If  you  decide  to  estimate  in  hours,  make  sure  that  they  add  up  to  the  same  as  your  estimation  for  contact  and  directed  study  hours.

*This  activity  is  also  an  opportunity  to  consider  your  learners  workload.  In  addition  to  contact/teaching  time  and  self-­‐directed  study,  learners  will  also  have  a  number  of  other  things  to  do  in  relation  to  their  learning  such  as  administrative  tasks  (emails,  time  management  planning,  printing  etc),  refreshing  skills,  extra  reading,  extension  activities  etc.  This  'self-­‐directed  study'  is  likely  to  add  up  to  10-­‐20%  of  the  total  study  time  (Thorpe,  2006)  and  is  an  important  consideration.  It  is  good  practice  to  assign  10-­‐20%  of  total  study  time  to  'self-­‐directed  study'.  To  calculate  the  approximate  amount  of  predicted  'self-­‐directed  study'  time  take  

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