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This course was certainly a lot of work but I feel like I have taken away quite a few things, some of which I have already begun to implement in my facilitation. When I saw that there was a large group work component I was ready to run for the hills but to my surprise I really enjoyed it and had some awesome group members to learn from and bounce ideas off of. Thanks everyone for your insightful posts every week, I truly learned a lot from all of you.

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This course was different from all the courses I have taken so far in an online learning enviroment in a good way. Discussions were about real examples about situations that we find in the classroom and many opportunities were provided to do research and interact with peers. Thank you Dr. Itwaru for all the support and for providing feedback during class to guide us in the right direction.

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This course was HARD for me, and that was a surprise. It may be because I've been so focused on learning design in the corporate arena; those classrooms have so little to do with people and their motivations. The context is flat, and the reasoning is all about human capital creation. I'm ashamed to say that the humanity of teaching is barely a consideration. This course has given me the tools to seek out my learners, consider them and bring democracy back into lesson design. I leave with many questions about myself and my personal philosophies, but I am armed with all the resources I need to continue developing my practice. So Sharmaine, that is the string you've armed me with for my bow :).

I will surely see some of you in September as we continue this journey together. Have a safe and wonderful summer!

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I hate saying goodbyes! So for me it is see you later!

I just wanted to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation for a wonderful semester. I truly enjoyed the course and learned so much from all of you. Your insights, questions, and comments helped me to think more deeply about the subject matter and challenged me to grow as a student.

Thank you, Professor Sharmaine, for your dedication and commitment to teaching. Your enthusiasm and expertise made the course engaging and interesting, and I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to learn from you.

And to my classmates, thank you for your contributions to our discussions and group work. Your different perspectives and experiences enriched the course and made it a truly collaborative learning environment.

I wish you all the best in your future endeavours and hope to stay in touch.

Sincerely,

Ann-Marie

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Hi everyone,
I wanted to say goodbye and thank you to everyone for the wonderful discussion this semester. I really enjoyed this course and found that it solidified my love of facilitation. I'm looking forward to enjoying a little bit of time off for the summer and then jumping back in this September! I hope everyone has a wonderful summer!

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This course made me appreciate all the good examples and things I can use to plan my facilitations. This picture draws on the fact that learning can be a source of light - and in a way this course, along with ADED2F90 created lots of lightbulbs for me to takeaway and use.

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Knowledge is foundation of man. His attachment, work and actions. The higher we go about what we want to know, the more we descend from what we know.
Gulali A.

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Design elements on repeat - neon monstera and fern leaves in a variety of patterns. 

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This may sound wild considering how hard this class has been, but I feel like I need to do it again. Much like in a complicated but engaging movie, I tend to miss a lot of what is happening along the way and can only make sense of it in the days and weeks following the viewing. I often need to see or read something twice to understand and use that information in my life and this class has been like that for me. Because the topic is so close to my heart and the fundamental reason I'm taking this degree, I wish I had signed up for the full-length semester instead of the shorter one. That said, I've learned a lot from all of you and my group has been incredibly supportive, so I'm glad I was here :)