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Karma:Anatomy of a Karma Lesson (view source)
Revision as of 23:52, 27 April 2009
, 23:52, 27 April 2009New page: == Karma Lessons -- Subset of an Activity == The name "activity" in the Sugar context roughly refers to a program with the following attributes: * It can be launched from the Activity C...
== Karma Lessons -- Subset of an Activity ==
The name "activity" in the Sugar context roughly refers to a program with the following attributes:
* It can be launched from the Activity Circle or journal
* Is installed through an XO bundle and can be removed with the "minus" icon
In contrast, a Karma "Lesson" is much more granular than a Sugar Activity. A bunch of related of Karma lessons will be aggregated into a single Sugar Activity. Karma lesson are small, discrete learning units, that introduce important concepts and give the student an opportunity to work with those concepts. Additionally, a lesson plan and Teachers' Note should be included in each Karma Lesson. These documents help the instructor facilitate the lesson, whether in formal or informal settings.
A Karma Lesson consists of 5 sections
# Introduction
# Reading
# Game (optional)
# Exercise
# Summary
== Introduction ==
The name "activity" in the Sugar context roughly refers to a program with the following attributes:
* It can be launched from the Activity Circle or journal
* Is installed through an XO bundle and can be removed with the "minus" icon
In contrast, a Karma "Lesson" is much more granular than a Sugar Activity. A bunch of related of Karma lessons will be aggregated into a single Sugar Activity. Karma lesson are small, discrete learning units, that introduce important concepts and give the student an opportunity to work with those concepts. Additionally, a lesson plan and Teachers' Note should be included in each Karma Lesson. These documents help the instructor facilitate the lesson, whether in formal or informal settings.
A Karma Lesson consists of 5 sections
# Introduction
# Reading
# Game (optional)
# Exercise
# Summary
== Introduction ==