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I like how the seminar was very discussion based

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i like the beginning activity

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Video was a bit too long it lost its engagement

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Great job! I found your explanations to be very clear and concise.

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Nice whiteboard activity and great resources!

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i liked how you tied it into research and a framework!

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The way you circulated during the activities

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I enjoyed the clear structure of your seminar (covering 3 types of coop learning)

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Liked the demonstration of the difference between the 2 types of cooperative learning

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i liked the resources for teachers!

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Great examples

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I liked how we did two activities to be able to compare the difference between formal and non formal cooperative learning.

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Doing the practice questions in our groups - really helpful demonstration in understanding cooperative learning

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More engagement during the activity would be good

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How you had multiple little engagement activities throughout the seminar

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Good presentation skills, loud and clear

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activities were engaging

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I like how you modelled cooperative learning on different levels - with smaller student groups working together then coming together to form a larger discussion group

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Maybe just choose one part of the video rather than the entire thing as it was pretty long!

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the structure of your presentation

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Good examples used

Liked the diagrams

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Since the audience was participating in the CL, it would have been great to hear more about their experience in the activity

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maybe walk around to keep people on task or check when theyre done

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Video was too long and not engaging

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Activity was good to illustrate the difference between cooperative learning and directed learning.

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I liked how your activity/example was applicable to chemistry and showed us how we could use similar activities within the bounds of the curriculum!

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Try projecting your voice a bit more

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Good pacing of activities showing a gradient of collaboration styles

Engaging

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The resources you shared! I’m going to use that murder mystery one if I ever teach the stoichiometry unit

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Group work was fun, i could really see the differences between the types of cooperation learning

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I think it would've been more effective, cohesive, and engaging if you presented the information from the video rather than just playing the video itself

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defining the types first might be beneficial

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More engagement would be good

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The video was a little too long to keep me engaged and I found it didn't do a very good job of explaining cooperative learning.

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I would consider covering some of the content from the video into your slides instead of showing the video, I think you could have come up with a couple of the key points from the video and covered those rather than showing the whole video, because it covered some concepts we have already covered in this class. Overall great job though!

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Maybe intentionally mixing up some of the groups so that the informal groups are a little more spontaneous