OODA: Community Engagement By Walking Around
Full training schedule: all BC courses
Full training schedule: all BC courses
| Premester week Instructor: Young, et al Course Goals OODA is an acronym for Observe, Orient, Decide, Act, also known as the Boyd feedback loop. In this course, the relation between observation of community interactions and action and intervention by Project and Site Coordinators, Fellows and Project Community Coordinators, drawn from a range of fields like history, anthropology, sports, education, business, neurology, game theory, visual arts, and psychology. You will be learn to use your observations and experiences and those of your team to manage the daily operations of your site or project and to incrementally improve performance and outcomes. Includes hands on exercises and performance tests. Since this course includes content equivalent of BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, participants will have met cultural competency and site training requirements.  Outline Intro What is OODA? Useful applications: Analyzing teachers’ techniques Blogsite walkthrough View online videos Responses / discussion Leaders’ exericse 1 Find online videos Watch videos Conduct reflection Leaders’ exericse 2 Read the full set of instructions received by student (see bottom of page) about to attend a Cultural Competency Language Lesson. Summarize and verbally explain the rules to your classmate. Leaders’ exercise 3 How to make a survey Google forms Spreadsheet Download Sort Summary  | How do I ...tell a student to register for a site or start online training? ...start Part 1, Online Training, and view videos? ...understand how hours are tracked? ...find out how many languages are spoken in Greensboro? ...find out the past results of other Bonner Center leaders’ knowledge? ...perform CPR? ...file out an incident report? ...see what’s going on for CSI? Additional Sources |
