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View Pre-reading Material

If you are scheduled to facilitate a workshop during the next two weeks, you should view the participants' list of readings.  The pre-reading is to assist you in reducing the need to "dive" deep into a specific topic. 

These related pre-readings are inserted into the respective sessions when you are accessing the module in eCampus.  It is useful to highlight this change in our training approach as some content that can be read should be done prior to the class for a better understanding and preparation prior to attending the workshop.

Moh Heng Goh

IC_More_BCM Imp_View Pre-reading MaterialWhy Introduce Pre-reading?

This is the major change in BCM Institute's program during the transition to the new blended learning format. In traditional onsite training, you as a facilitator will need to "teach" the theory but with the pre-reading, the compulsory "face-to-face" online session becomes a session to focus on good practices, asking of questions by the participants, contextualization of the concepts for the participants and learning from the sharing of experience by the instructor.

Hence, when you are teaching, note that the participants had read some of the articles in depth.  You will still need to cover the content as per the Powerpoint slides and focus on the latest development and sharing of the experiences.

Access to Pre-reading Material

Below is an example of you facilitating and accessing [1] Module 2 of BL-CM-3 in eCampus.  You will go to the specific session ( 1 or 2) that you are facilitating to view the pre-reading material by clicking [2] on the left-hand side panel.

On the screen [3], you will be able to view the "Pre-reading" for the specific lesson. 

 

Mandatory and Optional Pre-readings

Note that the pre-reading will change over time as new pre-readings are being inserted.  You may see "Optional Pre-reading" in some modules as these readings are useful and are of interest to the enthusiastic participants who are eager to learn more.

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