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Transforming E-Business Education at Dubai Women's College: A Collaborative Approach

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Discover the innovative E-Business curriculum at Dubai Women's College, designed by Tridib Chatterji. With a transparent curriculum and clear project outcomes, our course promotes constructivist pedagogy, self-directed learning, and collaborative teamwork. Through a blended learning environment using Blackboard Vista, we aim to reduce carbon footprints and paper waste while enhancing visibility through teams, blogs, and e-portfolios. Experience a structured approach to project-based learning that combines individual and team evaluations with student-approved feedback mechanisms.

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  1. Tridib Chatterji Faculty of Business Dubai Women’s College Higher Colleges of Technology United Arab Emirates Course Portal

  2. http://nmasse.com

  3. Why? • Transparent curriculum • Clearly defined project outcomes • Visibility (teams, blogs, e-portfolios) • Promote constructivist pedagogy • Reduce carbon footprint and paper wastage • Foster collaboration and teamwork

  4. E-Business Curriculum • Self-directed learning • Blended (paper/online) • Project-based • Collaborative • Teams • Team and individual components • Outcomes – Presentations, peer teaching, papers, self-reflection

  5. Blended Learning • Was WebCT Campus • Now Blackboard Vista • Issues (Cons): • Log-in delays • Information not “open” • Development framework not flexible (PHP, MySQL, Javascript, etc) • Not entirely portable • Pros: • Allows external sites to be encapsulated • Other obvious benefits

  6. Blended Learning (2) • Course Portal encapsulated into Blackboard Vista

  7. Portal Design Rationale • Simple • Minimal graphics • Text heavy • All pages at three clicks or less • Major pages linked from Index page • Calendar everywhere (time sensitive) • Student approved*** • Borrow shamelessly (but credit everyone!)

  8. Portal: Index • All pages available through tabs • SpryTabbedPanel widget in Dreamweaver CS3 Resource: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/tabbedpanels/tabbed_panel_sample.htm

  9. Portal: Project Pages (1)* • Same “look and feel” across projects • Left navbar allows easy access to all project areas Source: http://meyerweb.com/eric/css/edge/popups/demo.html (Eric Meyer)

  10. Portal: Project Pages (2)* • Top menubar allows instant access to three important functions. (Student approved***)

  11. Portal: Project Pages (3)* • Student teams easily accessible across sections (Student approved***)

  12. Portal: Calendar (1) • Very important – contains assignment deadlines • Accessible everywhere through menubar

  13. Portal: Calendar (2)* • Tabs on the left for Home Page, and weeks in 5-week increments

  14. Portal: Calendar (3) • Original calendar: Source: http://webdesign.about.com/od/layout/l/zcalfeb07.htm

  15. Portal: Print Stylesheet* • Automatic print formatting

  16. Portal: Blogs • Student blogs linked across sections. Required for self-reflection

  17. Portal: E-Portfolios • Student e-portfolios linked across sections.

  18. Portal: About page • Contains details on technologies and techniques used in the portal

  19. Portal: Popups (1) • Used in course syllabus for assessment weights and scores

  20. Portal: Popups (2)* • Used in tutorials to highlight solutions

  21. Portal: Slideshow (1) • Used to create lightweight slideshows that can be played in any browser

  22. Portal: Slideshow (2)* • Can be used to embed video

  23. Portal: Tutorials

  24. Portal: Big 6 • Recently adopted problem solving process

  25. Portal Technology/Tools • Google analytics • Amazon S3 • S5 Slideshow system, Flowplayer • PHP/MySQL (XAMPP) • Tooltip from http://www.dyn-web.com/ (commercial) • CSS • Dreamweaver • Notepad++

  26. Tech: Google Analytics • Visitor tracking throughout the site (May 25)

  27. Tech: Amazon S3 • Cloud computing. Storing and serving high-bandwidth data (audio, video, images) Source: http://aws.amazon.com/s3/

  28. Tech: S5 Slideshow • Developed by Eric Meyer. Portable, lightweight slideshow system (for all browsers) Source: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/

  29. Tech: Flowplayer* • Opensource video player. Embeds video streams in web pages and sites Source: http://flowplayer.org/

  30. Tech: XAMPP • Opensource web server, MySQL database and PHP (and more) Source: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html

  31. Tech: Tooltips • Commercial Javascript utility that displays images, text, hyperlinks on “mouseover” Source: http://www.dyn-web.com/code/tooltips/

  32. Tech: CSS • Cascading Style Sheets formats the layout of text and graphics on a site (web standard)

  33. Tridib Chatterji Faculty of Business Dubai Women’s College Higher Colleges of Technology United Arab Emirates http://nmasse.com Course Portal