E-Content Development Workshop Progress
Day 3:
Morning Session: The third day of the
E-Content Development Workshop witnessed a high level of collaboration among
Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) and Archana Gargya, Supriya Bahukhandi, Bhaskar Joshi and Pradeep Negi as Content Moderators reviewed the e-content scripts with feedback on the SME's scripts. The teams actively
engaged in scriptwriting activities using Google Drive, creating content for
various subjects. This collaborative approach allowed for real-time edits and
suggestions, promoting efficient content development.
Script Review and Editing: A significant portion
of the day was dedicated to reviewing and editing scripts intended for
uploading as documents on the Diksha Portal. The teams focused on ensuring
clarity, accuracy, and alignment with educational objectives. The workshop
coordinator, R P Badoni, provided guidance, emphasizing the importance of
user-friendly content that enhances the learning experience.
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Afternoon Session: The afternoon session
saw the initiation of video scriptwriting for recording sessions on diverse
subjects. Moderators played a crucial role in guiding SMEs in structuring
engaging and informative video scripts. The teams explored innovative
approaches to convey concepts effectively through video content.
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Peer Collaboration and Review: Moderators took the
initiative to form groups for collaborative scriptwriting, encouraging peer
reviews within the teams. This approach aimed at refining the quality of
content through diverse perspectives and expertise. Subject Matter Experts
actively participated, sharing insights and best practices for effective
scriptwriting.
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Day 4:
Learning and Issue Identification: On the fourth day, the
workshop continued its momentum with SMEs persistently learning and addressing
issues related to the content development program. The interactive sessions
facilitated a dynamic exchange of ideas, allowing for continuous improvement and
adaptation to emerging challenges.
Workshop Coordinator Engagement: R P Badoni, along with
the moderation team, remained actively involved in hands-on sessions with the
SMEs. This direct engagement served to address any immediate concerns, clarify
doubts, and ensure a cohesive understanding of the content development process.
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Collaborative Hands-On Sessions: The hands-on sessions
continued to foster collaboration between SMEs and the moderation team.
Practical application of theoretical concepts allowed for a seamless transition
from planning to execution, enhancing the efficiency of the content development
process.
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Conclusion: Days 3 and 4 of the
E-Content Development Workshop showcased significant progress in scriptwriting
and content development. The collaborative efforts of SMEs, content moderators,
and the workshop coordinator resulted in a dynamic exchange of ideas, promoting
continuous learning and improvement. The formation of peer review groups and
hands-on sessions underscored the commitment to creating high-quality
educational content for the Diksha Portal. As the workshop progresses, the
collective dedication to excellence bodes well for the future of e-content
development in Uttarakhand.
