Tasks and Duties
Objective: Develop a comprehensive strategic plan for a French Language A2 Level course that addresses learner needs, course outcomes, and innovative digital learning experiences.
Task Overview: In this task, you will design a strategic curriculum plan that outlines how to effectively teach a French Language A2 course through digital means. This strategic plan must consider learner personas, course planning, instructional methods, and digital tools that can enhance learning outcomes. The plan should cater to various learner segments and incorporate elements that foster an engaging and interactive online learning environment.
Expected Deliverables:
- A DOC file containing the full strategic plan.
- A detailed outline of the curriculum structure, learner journey mapping, and digital resource integration.
Key Steps:
- Research and define target learner profiles for a French Language A2 course.
- Create clear learning objectives based on course outcomes.
- Outline digital tools and pedagogical strategies that will be used to deliver the course content effectively.
- Develop a timeline for course progression and integration of interactive elements.
- Compile all details into a well-organized strategic document.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Clarity and coherence of the curriculum plan.
- Creativity in integrating digital tools and learner engagement techniques.
- Depth of research on learner personas and instructional strategies.
- Overall organization and presentation in the DOC document.
This task is designed to be completed in 30 to 35 hours and should be approached as a hands-on planning exercise. The final DOC file should be self-contained, thoroughly addressing all strategic elements required to teach a French Language A2 course. Your plan should serve as a blueprint for developing an accessible and engaging digital learning experience. Use publicly available literature and digital learning research as reference where necessary. Avoid using internal resources or referring to any company-specific information.
Objective: Create interactive digital content aimed at enhancing the learning experience of French Language A2 students by incorporating engaging multimedia components.
Task Overview: In this task, you are required to design digital learning content that matches the needs and proficiency level of French Language A2 students. Your focus will be on developing interactive modules that incorporate multimedia elements such as images, audio clips, and simple interactive quizzes. The content must address language skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing while keeping the content accessible for beginners.
Expected Deliverables:
- A DOC file detailing your interactive content development plan.
- A scripted outline of the multimedia elements incorporated into the lesson modules.
- A mock-up or storyboard of at least one interactive module.
Key Steps:
- Review pedagogical best practices for language teaching at the A2 level.
- Outline a series of interactive lessons that integrate digital media elements.
- Create detailed descriptions of the content including text, images, and audio components.
- Design a storyboard/mock-up for one lesson segment that clearly illustrates interactivity.
- Document the anticipated learner interactions and feedback mechanisms.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Innovation and appropriateness of multimedia elements for an A2 French course.
- Feasibility and clarity of the interactive content design.
- Depth of integration of language learning principles.
- Overall quality and organization of your DOC submission.
This task should take approximately 30 to 35 hours. Ensure that your submission is detailed, self-contained, and fully explains your content development strategy without the need for additional resources from any internal repository.
Objective: Develop a detailed learner journey map for a French Language A2 course, highlighting the various stages of the online learning process and identifying pain points and enhancement opportunities.
Task Overview: This exercise requires you to analyze and design the pathway a student will follow when participating in a French Language A2 digital course. Your goal is to create a learner journey map that not only charts the progression from course start to completion but also addresses potential challenges faced by novice language learners. The learner journey should include key stages such as enrollment, initial engagement, content consumption, interactive exercises, feedback loops, and course completion. Consider the student's motivation, possible frustrations, and moments of achievement as they engage with digital resources.
Expected Deliverables:
- A DOC file that contains your complete learner journey map with visual elements (diagrams or flowcharts) embedded or described.
- A detailed explanation of each phase in the journey, including challenges and proposed digital solutions.
Key Steps:
- Research best practices in learner experience design, specifically for language courses.
- Create a comprehensive learner journey map from the perspective of a French A2 learner.
- Detail specific touchpoints where digital tools can enhance the learner experience.
- Identify common challenges and recommend digital interventions to resolve them.
- Provide concrete examples of how feedback and assessment can be integrated across the journey.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Thoroughness and detail of the learner journey map.
- Relevance of proposed interventions to improve the learner experience.
- Clarity and professionalism of the DOC submission.
- Originality and evidence-based approach in identifying learner pain points and solutions.
You are expected to invest around 30 to 35 hours in this self-contained assignment. Ensure that the submission is fully explanatory, does not require external data, and is suitable for someone designing a digital course for beginner-level French learners.
Objective: Design an assessment and feedback strategy tailored for a French Language A2 digital course that effectively measures learning progress and engages learners through constructive feedback.
Task Overview: In this task, you must conceptualize a series of formative and summative assessments that are both challenging and supportive for French Language A2 learners. Your design should include objective tests, interactive quizzes, and self-assessment tools where learners can monitor their progress. In addition, propose a system for providing timely and tailored feedback on these assessments. Consider the digital tools available as part of your interactive framework, ensuring that both assessment delivery and feedback collection are seamlessly integrated into the learning process.
Expected Deliverables:
- A DOC file containing a detailed assessment and feedback design plan.
- An outline of various assessment types and examples of feedback comments.
- A proposed digital workflow showing how students will receive and act on feedback.
Key Steps:
- Analyze the learning objectives for a French Language A2 course and the associated skill areas.
- Design different types of assessments (multiple-choice, oral exams, interactive quizzes) that align with these objectives.
- Develop a feedback mechanism that provides personalized, constructive responses.
- Explain the process of integrating assessments and feedback into a digital platform.
- Create examples or mock-ups that illustrate the system in a step-by-step manner.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Depth of thought in aligning assessments with course objectives.
- Innovativeness of the feedback mechanisms proposed.
- Practical integration of digital technology in the assessment process.
- Clarity, organization, and completeness of the DOC file submission.
This task is designed to be completed within 30 to 35 hours and must be entirely self-contained, relying on publicly available research and your own creativity. Ensure your DOC file is comprehensive and easy to follow for fellow educators in the domain of digital language learning.
Objective: Compile an execution plan for launching a French Language A2 digital course with a clear strategy for iterative improvement based on learner feedback and performance analytics.
Task Overview: In this final task, you will prepare a comprehensive execution plan that outlines the process of rolling out a French Language A2 online course. This plan should include detailed steps for course launch, initial engagement, and a framework for collecting and analyzing performance data and feedback from students. The plan must address digital marketing tactics, learner support mechanisms, and a structured timeline for future iterations and content updates. Emphasize strategies that involve rapid prototyping, A/B testing of content features, and feedback integration that enhances the overall digital learning experience.
Expected Deliverables:
- A DOC file that encapsulates the full execution plan.
- A timeline detailing each phase of the course launch and subsequent updates.
- A description of how learner feedback will be collected, analyzed, and used to drive iterative improvements.
Key Steps:
- Identify the key phases of launching a digital course and define the roles and responsibilities involved.
- Outline digital marketing and communication strategies to ensure a successful rollout.
- Develop a feedback collection method and detail the process for analyzing data on learner performance and engagement.
- Propose a timeline that schedules regular review cycles and iterative content improvements.
- Illustrate how to integrate rapid testing and improvements into the execution plan.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Completeness and feasibility of the execution plan.
- Innovativeness in planning for iterative enhancements and responsiveness to learner feedback.
- Clarity, organization, and practicality of the proposed timeline and strategies.
- Overall quality of the DOC file, including structure, detail, and adherence to best practices in digital learning design.
This task is expected to take 30 to 35 hours of work. Your submission should be clear, self-contained, and serve as a robust guide for executing a digital French Language A2 course without requiring additional resources from any external repository.