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In Modules 2 through 5, during the Share component, you will engage in a virtual panel-style discussion where each of you play a specific role. We will use Padlet to hold these discussions. You can access all the instructions and the Padlet inself within Canvas. The topics for discussion were established during the Module 1 Share where you generated ideas and voted on your peers' submissions.

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Before you begin, check your role assignment listed in the Module Share assignment. Your assigned role shapes your contributions to the discussion.

Each role has been assigned a specific color in the role assignment table. To help visually distinguish contributions, please color-code your posts according to your assigned role. You can do this by changing the color at the bottom of the Padlet post. It will show the changed color once your hit Submit/Update.

The panel roles are as follows...

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Your instructor will fulfill the role of moderator. I will start the discussion and ask guiding questions throughout.

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You'll provide in-depth insights and connect the topic to professional standards.

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You'll challenge ideas constructively, asking critical questions to refine our collective thinking.

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You'll reflect on the broader impact of our discussion and consider different perspectives.

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You'll pull the conversation together by summarizing key points and suggesting actionable takeaways.

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We'll be using Padlet's Stream view, meaning posts will appear in a chronological, flowing format, rather than separate columns. To maintain clarity:

Start each post with your role level (e.g., Analyst)

Use your assigned color for your posts

Return throughout the module to engage with peers by adding follow-up contributions or responding to new insights.

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Your participation will be assessed on a rubric and noted in the grade book as complete or incomplete. To earn a complete, you'll need to meet all the criteria in the "met" column of the rubric. This means you'll be expected to contribute meaningfully within your role and engage others. Thoughtful analysis, respectful dialogue, and clear role representation are key to a successful discussion.

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Here's an example panel discussion.

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To sum up:

The panel format allows us to interact dynamically while ensuring every role brings a valuable lens to our ethical inquiry.

Check your role, color-code your posts, and let's get started!

If you have questions, I'm happy to help.

I look forward to seeing your contributions!