Gallantries Grant - Intellectual Output 5 - Train-the-Trainer and mentoring programme

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This Learning Pathway collects the results of Intellectual Output 5 in the Gallantries Project

Success Criteria:

Hybrid Lesson Development Guide

Covers an introduction to pedagogy for instructors and how to adapt training materials to hybrid methodology and key points and indicators that instructors should use when evaluating or adapting training materials to hybrid training delivery [SC5.1]

Time estimation: 15 minutes

Learning Objectives
  • Create hands-on
  • Use the different boxes
Lesson Slides Hands-on Recordings
Creating content in Markdown

Train the Trainer Programme

This submodule consists of an in depth training of hybrid workshop delivery methodology and risk management. We will base this on existing TtT programmes such as from Carpentries and ELIXIR due to our contact with both, using open methodology to ensure significant review of the materials before publication. This will be evaluated in the first round leveraging LTTAs for the new consortium members (INRAE, MNHN). These LTTAs are not included as a dedicated cost item in the budget, as they will be online and do not require travel for the learners. Lessons learned and feedback provided during this evaluation process will be integrated back into the TtT training module, before a second round of refinement in the mentorship period [SC5.2]

Time estimation: 8 hours 30 minutes

Learning Objectives
  • Describe how learning works according to a few learning models
  • Explain how learning models can help you improve your teaching in the classroom
  • List learning strategies and principles suggested by evidence-based research results
  • List five key phases of curriculum & course development
  • Explain the primary role of learning outcomes
  • Write learning outcomes for a course
  • Identify the Bloom’s-level accomplishments that different types of learning experience are likely to support
  • Describe the role of learning outcomes in selecting relevant content
  • Distinguish different types of assessment & their role in supporting learner progression towards learning outcomes
  • Summarise the benefits of course evaluation
  • Describe what makes training effective
  • Describe what makes a trainer effective
  • Identify some strategies that facilitate active, interactive and collaborative learning
  • List factors of motivation and demotivation
  • Identify what instructors can do to motivate and avoid demotivating learners
  • Describe the differences between formative and summative assessment
  • Explain why frequent feedback is important
  • Describe a few techniques for formative feedback
  • List a few techniques to cope with feedback on your teaching efforts
Lesson Slides Hands-on Recordings
Principles of learning and how they apply to training and teaching
Design and plan session, course, materials
Training techniques to enhance learner participation and engagement
Motivation and Demotivation
Assessment and feedback in training and teachings

Gallantries Handbook

A companion to the TtT programme, a handbook instructing in the delivery of hybrid training workshops, including checklists for instructors, hosts, and staff involved in the delivery of such events. [SC5.1-3]

Time estimation: 2 hours

Learning Objectives
  • Describe hybrid training
  • Organize an hybrid training event using Galaxy
  • Describe asynchronous training
  • Organize an asynchronous training event using Galaxy
Lesson Slides Hands-on Recordings

Course Builder

Given the highly modular nature of the training content developed in IOs 1-4, the respective submodules can be combined and assembled into courses in different ways. Each submodule has defined prerequisite modules and suggested follow-up modules as well as a time estimate. This information can be used by instructors to “build” their own courses using these building blocks. To assist with this task, we will provide those instructors with a small web application for module selection and scheduling. [SC5.2-3]

Time estimation: 10 minutes

Learning Objectives
  • Identify if it is appropriate
Lesson Slides Hands-on Recordings
Course Builder

Editorial Board

This material is reviewed by our Editorial Board:

orcid logoBérénice Batut avatar Bérénice Batutorcid logoFotis E. Psomopoulos avatar Fotis E. Psomopoulos

Funding

These individuals or organisations provided funding support for the development of this resource