Mohammed Alshamsi blogg
Friday, 10 January 2014
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
exercis # 10
Agenda
Date of meeting: 3/12/2013
Time of meeting: 15:15 to 15:30
Venue: T005
Group members Roles:
Chair: Mohammed Al Shamsi
Minute’s taker: Ismaeel Al Zaher
Group members: Abdulla Al Ameri ;
Salman Al Araifi
Venue preparation:
·
Chairs & tables : 4
persons
·
4 bottles of water
Topic: Helping students to Success at ADMC
Agenda:
1. Team work / work shops (4 minutes)
2. Creative labs (3 minutes)
3. Professional instructor (3minutes)
4. Getting graduate students to joined
the current students (3 minutes)
exercise #11
Minutes
ADMC CPC Meeting
DECEMBER 5, 2013
Present: Mohammed Al Shamsi (chair); Ismaeel Ahmed (minutes)
Abdullah Al Ameri ; Salman Al Araifi (participants)
Student Success @ ADMC - problems
·
Budget problem.
·
Hard on choosing instructors.
·
Less workshops for students / creative labs.
·
Student Success @ ADMC solutions
·
Abdulla suggests making a workshop.
·
Salman agreed with Abdulla about the workshop
and he suggests also bringing the graduate students to join the students with
their workshop and give them ideas.
·
Abdulla mentions to make sure about the
instructors are professionals.
List of Recommendations
· Mohammed said that we should take the report
to Abdulrahman (Student Council)
· Taking an appointment to the graduate
students to joint the students @ ADMC
· Salman will make sure to search for a company
to build creative labs.
·
Abdulla
suggests to start looking for a professional instructors
exercise #9
Good / Bad meetings
Good
meetings:
Organized
There is agenda
Every body interesting
In
time
No
noise
Clear
propose
Bad
meetings:
Every body talking
No body interesting
No agenda (no meeting)
Not organized
Eating in the Meeting
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
exercise #7
LSEC N1503 – Video worksheet 4
How to conduct an effective meeting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSft2OeMmzQ
Watch the video presentation and finish off the following sentences:
1. Don’t have a meeting unless there is a propose.
a. Set objectives – what’s the meeting for?
2. Do you want design, actions, or feed back?
What do you want to have achieved?
3. Provide an agenda before the meeting. People could be allocating
giving to prepare beforehand to get them involved.
And prioritize the list of thing _to_ _be_ done Keep the agenda short and make sure that every point has a propose.
Set times for each topic and stick to them. Close the
Discussion when the time is up.
4. Start and end on time Don’t wait around for people
who are start late They assume that the meetings always late And don’t let the meeting drag on after the time is finished
5. Capture action points Make sure that every topic has been discussed, that everyone is clear what needs to be done and
Who’s going to do it.
Circulate a summary after the meeting If there are no action points then what was the propose of the meeting?
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
exercise #6
LSEC N1503 – Video worksheet 3
How to conduct an effective meeting
Watch the video presentation and finish off the following sentences:
1.
This video presentation is on effective meeting
2.
It is important to have an Agenda that lists the item your going to cover important points
3.
During the meeting:
a.
Let people know what the agenda is about
b.
How much time
c.
That there will be time on the schedule for questions and answeres
5.
They should know what their next step is going to be
6.
Always know when you leave a meeting know what is it about
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
exercise #2
Jane had a dream of changing the world. She also believed she
wanted to make it same as reality world. It was spent 5.93 million
years, 5.93 million years ago, 10,000 hours gaming by age 21, There are 500 million global
games, World war craft the game was played since 1994.
Malcolm is the best writer of these games and he also knows as
the founder of the game. Other wise there are 10k hours were played by age of
21. And 10k are developed in the skills.
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