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Sign in using your LSC username and password.

Once your group has decided on their answers for each part, you will write them in this shared, editable document. You will answer one part at a time.

Step 2: Make a short video introducing yourself to your group.

• How to Use Stream

• What's your name?

• What academic fields and/or career paths are you interested in?

• What are some of your non-academic interests, ways you spend your time, or other facts about you?

• Is there something fun you want to show your group on the video? (e.g. your pet, something you've made)

Step 3: Download your Stream video

• How to Download

Step 4: Upload your Stream video file as a new post in the Padlet > Introductions section

• How to Upload a File

• How to move posts

Step 5: After your other group members have posted, watch their videos to learn who you will be working with. Feel free to make written or video reply comments.

• After the Initial Post due date, view your partners' Part I videos to understand their thoughts.

Step 6: Collaborate and Agree on Answers

• Post replies, collaborate back and forth, and agree on a single group answer to the Part I questions.

• You must post at least 2 additional videos as part of the discussion.

  • Simply saying "I agree" won't earn credit. (It's okay to say, but it can't be the only thing.) Engage in meaningful discussion. 

• Additional video and written discussions are encouraged and necessary for finalizing your group’s answers.

• If your comment is related to an existing post, reply to that post. For new or broadly applicable ideas, create a new post.

• Title your posts logically for easy reference.

• Each Part of the Case Study has its own Padlet Section

• You complete one Case Study Part at a time with 3 steps for each Part. Details and info are in your Week folders.

  1. Initial Posts

  2. Collaboration and Discussion

  3. Questions

• Video posts, replies, and a productive discussion are mandatory for each case study part

• Oral communication is a learning outcome of the course. Videos allow you to develop and demonstrate your oral communication skills in an online course.

• Seeing who you are communicating with online has been shown to result in better participation and accountability.

• Case Study Basics

• How To

• Introductions

• Collaborative Answer Sheet

• Part I

• Part II

• Part III

• Part IV

• You are not typing your answers in this document.

• After your discussion, your group will write your single, agreed-upon answers in your Collaborative Answer Sheet.

Step 2: Record Your Initial Post Video(s)

1. Click Microsoft 365 Stream to open the video recorder. Log in with your LSC info.

   • How to use Stream

2. Share your initial thoughts about the Part I questions.

   • Your answers to the questions

   • What you're unsure about

   • What you feel confident about

   • Ideas or questions you'd like your group to discuss

   • You can create multiple videos to address different questions if it helps you stay organized.

Step 3: Download your Stream video

• How to Download

Step 4: Upload your Stream video file as a new post in the Padlet > Part I section

• How to Upload a File

• How to move posts

• Write your group's single, final answer to Part I questions in your shared Collaborative Answer Sheet by the Question due date in the D2L > Content item.

• You are not typing your answers in this document.

• After your discussion, your group will write your single, agreed-upon answers in your Collaborative Answer Sheet.

Step 2: Record Your Initial Post Video(s)

1. Click Microsoft 365 Stream to open the video recorder. Log in with your LSC info.

   • How to use Stream

2. Share your initial thoughts about the Part II questions.

   • Your answers to the questions

   • What you're unsure about

   • What you feel confident about

   • Ideas or questions you'd like your group to discuss

   • You can create multiple videos to address different questions if it helps you stay organized.

Step 3: Download your Stream video

• How to Download

Step 4: Upload your Stream video file as a new post in the Padlet > Part II section

• How to Upload a File

• How to move posts

• After the Initial Post due date, view your partners' Part II videos to understand their thoughts.

Step 6: Collaborate and Agree on Answers

• Post replies, collaborate back and forth, and agree on a single group answer to the Part II questions.

• You must post at least 2 additional videos as part of the discussion.

  • Simply saying "I agree" won't earn credit. (It's okay to say, but it can't be the only thing.) Engage in meaningful discussion. 

• Additional video and written discussions are encouraged and necessary for finalizing your group’s answers.

• If your comment is related to an existing post, reply to that post. For new or broadly applicable ideas, create a new post.

• Title your posts logically for easy reference.

• Write your group's single, final answer to Part II questions in your shared Collaborative Answer Sheet by the Question due date in the D2L > Content item.

• Write your group's single, final answer to Part III questions in your shared Collaborative Answer Sheet by the Question due date in the D2L > Content item.

• After the Initial Post due date, view your partners' Part III videos to understand their thoughts.

Step 6: Collaborate and Agree on Answers

• Post replies, collaborate back and forth, and agree on a single group answer to the Part III questions.

• You must post at least 2 additional videos as part of the discussion.

  • Simply saying "I agree" won't earn credit. (It's okay to say, but it can't be the only thing.) Engage in meaningful discussion. 

• Additional video and written discussions are encouraged and necessary for finalizing your group’s answers.

• If your comment is related to an existing post, reply to that post. For new or broadly applicable ideas, create a new post.

• Title your posts logically for easy reference.

• You are not typing your answers in this document.

• After your discussion, your group will write your single, agreed-upon answers in your Collaborative Answer Sheet.

Step 2: Record Your Initial Post Video(s)

1. Click Microsoft 365 Stream to open the video recorder. Log in with your LSC info.

   • How to use Stream

2. Share your initial thoughts about the Part III questions.

   • Your answers to the questions

   • What you're unsure about

   • What you feel confident about

   • Ideas or questions you'd like your group to discuss

   • You can create multiple videos to address different questions if it helps you stay organized.

Step 3: Download your Stream video

• How to Download

Step 4: Upload your Stream video file as a new post in the Padlet > Part III section

• How to Upload a File

• How to move posts

• You are not typing your answers in this document.

• After your discussion, your group will write your single, agreed-upon answers in your Collaborative Answer Sheet.

Step 2: Record Your Initial Post Video(s)

1. Click Microsoft 365 Stream to open the video recorder. Log in with your LSC info.

   • How to use Stream

2. Share your initial thoughts about the Part IV questions.

   • Your answers to the questions

   • What you're unsure about

   • What you feel confident about

   • Ideas or questions you'd like your group to discuss

   • You can create multiple videos to address different questions if it helps you stay organized.

Step 3: Download your Stream video

• How to Download

Step 4: Upload your Stream video file as a new post in the Padlet > Part IV section

• How to Upload a File

• How to move posts

• Write your group's single, final answer to Part IV questions in your shared Collaborative Answer Sheet by the Question due date in the D2L > Content item.

• After the Initial Post due date, view your partners' Part IV videos to understand their thoughts.

Step 6: Collaborate and Agree on Answers

• Post replies, collaborate back and forth, and agree on a single group answer to the Part IV questions.

• You must post at least 2 additional videos as part of the discussion.

  • Simply saying "I agree" won't earn credit. (It's okay to say, but it can't be the only thing.) Engage in meaningful discussion. 

• Additional video and written discussions are encouraged and necessary for finalizing your group’s answers.

• If your comment is related to an existing post, reply to that post. For new or broadly applicable ideas, create a new post.

• Title your posts logically for easy reference.