Week 7 spring_2013_part9
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This document provides guidance for students completing a case analysis workshop. It reminds students that step 2 should be completed or nearing completion, which involves finalizing the teacher's goals and needs. Students should have most of their content exploration resources ready. It also notes that case analysis #1 is due next week and must be submitted by embedding the Google Doc on the relevant page of the student's e-portfolio under the "Case Analysis" heading. The document allows time for questions about steps 3 and 4 of the process or the whole case analysis process.
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