I'm surprised how basic this first module is, but I suppose it's important to start at the beginning, so that's OK.

My one concern is in the part about the collaborative task for learners. It doesn't seem to take account of the research on collaborative peer learning, which suggests that it is very fraught with risk unless actively managed by the teacher. Among the key risks are (1) each learner only truly understands the portion of the task they tackled; (2) learners mislead each other inadvertently because their understanding is less than perfect (3) learners mislead each other inadvertently because their communication skills are not up to the 'teaching' task (4) learners inadvertently mislead each other because their shaky grip of the concepts does not allow them to identify misconceptions in their peers (5) learners inadvertently mislead each other because social dynamics interfere with the learning process eg. I do not want to tell my colleague that he has not understood it (6) some learners do more than their fair share of the work (7) the teacher cannot disentangle what each group member has learned - between them they may collectively understand the whole task, but individually do not.

some useful pointers about what to remember. I'm not sure this would help a tutor who had never previously collaborated online - I hope the modules will be practical!

Its a good idea, but the video and explanations are far too simple. Not all of the concepts are introduced or explained, for example Creative Commons, but you are expected to answer questions about it.
In addition there is no mention of GSuite which is a major player in this space. Was this paid for by Mircorsoft?

I had difficulty using the iPad to complete one of the activities. This was however an interesting topic.

Excellent resource - I found out things I had no or very little idea about. This module helps you understand how collaborative working can be beneficial and save you time.

A clear introduction to collaborative working that mentions both advantages and disadvantages

REally good simple overview of how sharing and collaborating can have a positive impact on learning. Also some good points raised about what needs to be considered before introducing this in your teaching and/or organisation.

Some nice and simple ideas-- and I thought the questions/tasks were useful enough.

Simple module with good links to sites.

Fairly basic but some useful resources linked at the end.

Encourages reflection on own practice.

Good video, crap assessments. Options to categories simply don't fit in either heading without mental gymnastics or a facilitator to discuss with. Seemed like the assessor just wanted a card sort activity and tried to shoehorn something in.

Nothing here to engage those who are not already engaged with digital.
Definitions of Cloud, Synchronous and Asynchronous are unclear and likely to cause confusion.
However, it's well presented, good video and a nice little module if you're already comfortable with digital technology.

Interesting ideas that we already do - would have liked to see some new ideas really.

An extremely relevant and realistic module which any education establishment should be able to utilise.

Great intro to colloborative practice for beginners.

Beautifully short, simple and engaging. I will recommend this to colleagues.

Don't forget to click through the summary to gain the badge and complete the section.

Quick and straight forward, think the layout could be more visually pleasing

Did not learn anything really new however content was valid and identified some cloud sites I have not previously heard about.

Sharing resources is always a great thing to do in our profession.

Enjoyed the module.

The content and ideas are pretty good, but they've gone a bit overboard with the storytelling.

Very helpful in understanding the role of sharing information and collaborating on content with other tutors and with learners, it has given me some ideas on how i might do it myself.

I feel this is an area I was already fairly confident in.

Thanks

Sometimes we can take for granted such basic skills "Using shared files and resources allows teachers to take collective approaches to teaching and ways of designing learning."

Collaboration is very important to maximise engagement of both staff and students , as it hep accountability, taking ownership of own learning. Thanks for the module.

Very informative.

Very true

It is very important I feel to ensure that all shared resources are kept up to date otherwise they become superfluous and actually detrimental to learning

Very informative and gave me all the information I needed to start thinking about how I can share certain tings that could help my staff members.

A great video that shows the benefits of working on line and allowing others to aid the development of resources or ideas in real time to engage and develop all parties.

information more relevant to the questions asked.

Found this intreasting

good to think about sharing what I do on more open spaces

Informative

Module shows teachers can support each other in creating learning resources and students can share and develop mutual understanding and personal learning.

its good

Engages you to think about how we can more collaborative in our approaches and enable greater sharing of resources and information and keep work "live".

I found this module interesting, again building on what I have already worked out for myself since needing to use online learning and virtual teaching.

Thanks

very interesting module, collaboration is essential with colleagues, good information within this module

Interesting first glimpses into the matter of researching and searching information as a way of enhance learning.

Too much waffle. Prefer to try questions - trial and error.

Great!

Useful.

Good

Sharing - Yes!!

nice examples but nothing new