[APRALO-Policy] My first online course - the DNS Abuse Institute

Mon Feb 13 09:08:09 UTC 2023

Hi Amrita

Thank you for your support of previous recommendations. Very much
appreciated.

Im glad you mentioned the P.I.R and A.P. RALO.  As it is an avatar that is
reading the script, each avatar was not consistent in the waythey read  PIR
(sometimes as per)  and APRALO sometimes could easily be mistaken for AF
RALO.

I wanted it to be standardised by each of the avatars, so that they said
A.P. RALO (to enhance the Asia Pacific part of our regional name). I hope
you will forgive this anomaly, but it is an inexpensive video production
software and not particularly flash but I thought it presented the
information in a different kind of way. So unfortunately it has to stay the
way it is.

For this reason I went beyond the videos in the first lesson, to give a
brief introduction to APRALO to reinforce how the name is written and what
we do within it. *Perhaps a short introductory video from you as the APRALO
Chair would be useful - straight after the flipcharts??*

I also had an issue with the text being right or left justified versus both
sides justified which increased the font size to justify a one word line.
But as it sometimes took up to 4 hours to render a 40 sec video, I left it
as it was. It was fun just watching the avatar reading the text.

But Im certainly taking all these suggestions and recommendations on board,
because for me it establishes a set of standards that I will try to adhere
to in future. This feedback from the Forum members has been really
important as we continue to work together as a regional policy team.

M

On Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 10:26 PM Amrita Choudhury <amritachoudhury at ccaoi.in>
wrote:

> Dear Maureen,
>
> First congratulations on creating this educational module. It must have
> been a lot of work for you. This is really helpful. I also liked that the
> module is flexible, allowing users to go through it at their own pace.
>
> I took some time to revert as I went through the modules.
>
> While the initial questions can be reduced, some text reduced and pictures
> used as some have previously suggested, observed some places where there
> were some typos
>
> 1. In the session PIR and its DNS Abuse plan, in the first slide PIR is
> mentioned as P.I.R. . Perhaps that could be corrected.
>
> 2. In Section "the creation of the ......" second question there is a
> typos DNS has been mentioned as DNs.
>
> 3. In the educational resource DNSAI is written as D.N.S.A.I,  PIR as
> P.I.R
>
> 4. In Welcome session APRALO is mentioned as A.P. RALO
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Amrita
>
>
>
> On Mon, 13 Feb 2023 at 13:48, Maureen Hilyard via Apralo-policy <
> apralo-policy at icann.org> wrote:
>
>> Good call Naveed.
>>
>> Perhaps a slight rewording of the introduction to incorporate learning
>> outcomes.  However keeping a record of user assessments are not possible if
>> the course is only accessible from a web server rather than an LMS
>> platform.
>>
>> But I guess we could prepare for a possible eventuality that ICANN may
>> offer our O&E WG an LMS space for courses that our members may prepare on
>> different policy issues. I'd be happy to help them with this.
>>
>> M
>>
>> On Sun, 12 Feb 2023, 10:08 pm Naveed Bin Rais, <naveedbinrais at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Maureen,
>>>
>>> Great initiative, and the course is useful. I agree with most of the
>>> comments provided and I shall provide my input later as well.
>>>
>>> Just a quick note, it might be useful to add learning outcomes of the
>>> course and intended audience (may say everyone as intended audience) at the
>>> landing page in the form of bullet points.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 5:27 PM Maureen Hilyard via Apralo-policy <
>>> apralo-policy at icann.org> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Shreedeep and the AP Policy Forum members
>>>>
>>>> After my presentation to the Policy Forum on the DNS Abuse Institute
>>>> (and my ongoing interest in building useful resources related to policy
>>>> issues) I wondered how I might promote the topic more (as a member of its
>>>> Advisory Council).
>>>>
>>>> During the Xmas holidays, I had picked up a little video programme and
>>>> was going to make a short video and then I decided to purchase Articulate,
>>>> an online course production programme. I'd be really interested in hearing
>>>> from anyone who uses Articulate already!
>>>>
>>>> But the DNS Abuse Institute topic was easy for me as my first topic
>>>> because it is still part of my ICANN work and after several weeks of
>>>> effort, I have finally produced my first online course using Articulate.
>>>> Ive tried to cover different perspectives and I also hope it is manageable
>>>> for non-English speakers in our community.
>>>>
>>>> Now I need to have it critiqued. And if anyone is willing to be a
>>>> volunteer, I have attached a temporary link to Articulate so that people
>>>> can trial and comment on the course, and send these back to me so I can
>>>> make any changs. *The link below only lasts for a week *so I need
>>>> feedback asap on anything -  proofreading; too much or too little text; too
>>>> many or too few pics; too many topics, etc.
>>>>
>>>> My purpose was to grow some understanding about DNS Abuse and the
>>>> Institute among our AP community. It is a narrow focus but it was an
>>>> opportunity to use Articulate's features and it was fun putting it
>>>> together.. But my ongoing problem will be locating an LMS if we want to
>>>> measure its use or just finding somewhere to be able to access the course
>>>> more permanently.
>>>>
>>>> The link is to the draft is:
>>>> https://rise.articulate.com/share/wAj0HHewISQD0ukQ8j9PjqpunHgC39Vk
>>>> Password: DNSAI
>>>>
>>>> I hope this works and would really appreciate some feedback if you have
>>>> the time within the next week or so.
>>>>
>>>> Maureen
>>>>
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