Session 5: Case Studies & Assignment Guidance
Zoom link, programme and preparation will be posted below prior to the Study Day
Zoom Link and Programme
Please make sure your name is set to your proper name and include your parish (eg Jane Smith, Buxton). Please make sure you're in the rroom by 9.00am as we will start promptly. The room will be open from 8.45am at this link:
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When in Zoom meetings please
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use the raise hand icon when you want to speak, don't just chime in
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listen to each other, don't speak over one another
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be respectful when disagreeing with someone else's point of view.
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The Programme for the morning can be found here
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Preparation
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Pick two or three of the case studies from the pdf file. Reflect for a moment on the similarities between them - and then the differences.
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What learning have you done that supports their story of vocation? Is there anything you'd like to challenge in their story? Or anything you wish you knew more about?
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Bring your thoughts and questions to the study day for discussion.
Recording from the Morning
Assignment Tips
In this section are some tips and hints to help you with the assignment.
Start with this this Youtube clip on how to interview someone on camera.
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There are some really good general tips and hints in this video that will help you to plan your interview.
If you aren't able to see your chosen interviewees face to face an audio recording of a phone call, or Zoom meeting, is just fine. The following Youtube videos will help you with phone recordings. Make sure both you and your interviewee are loud enough for the marker to hear.
Of course, if you have your own software with which you are familiar please do use that. Once you have recorded your interview please contact the Director of Studies (dawn.glen@derby.anglican.org) who will send you a link to submit the recording to.
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Please do start to consider what your questions might be - and even ask each other - and get some practice in, before arranging your recording devices, settings and lighting (if using your phone to video).
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Importantly - don't sweat it! We're not looking for the most professional recording! We're looking for evidence of learning from the module. Your choice of questions and your reflections afterwards will best reflect this. So make sure you bring in to your questions and your reflections what you've learned from the module.
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Resources
