ASU Global Leadership & Personal Development

[thodeptrai]

It seems that ASU Global Leadership and Personal Development (English) will available on April 8, 2022.

https://thunderbird.asu.edu/global-leade...nt-english

[thodeptrai]

We can register an access to course now. It looks good to me.

[Vle045]

I ended up signing up for the bootcamp as well. As I was going through the graduate course, I found that most of the information about the fourth industrial revolution is new to me. I guess I’ve been living in a vacuum the last few years. Since it looked like the bootcamp might have more info on that topic, I went ahead and signed up. There is some overlap so far. But I am glad I went through some of it. It did give me some additional information.

[dfrecore]

I got an email that said "Thanks you for Registering!" and that I would be getting an activation email - but I never got it. Anyone else have this problem? Should I register again?

[carrythenothing]

I got an email that said "Thanks you for Registering!" and that I would be getting an activation email - but I never got it.  Anyone else have this problem?  Should I register again?

Try selecting "Forgot Password?" and see if it sends a reset email: https://asuce.instructure.com/login/canvas

[Vle045]

You should have also gotten an email that said “Finish Registration:Canvas”. Try searching your inbox for that. Maybe it got lost in spam

[dfrecore]

You should have also gotten an email that said “Finish Registration:Canvas”.  Try searching your inbox for that.  Maybe it got lost in spam

I've been checking, with no luck.

So I re-registered, and it sent me an email saying "You're already registered!" with a link to my account.  Of which I cannot log in since I never created one. Sigh.

Went through the process to create a new password, finally got it all set up.  Annoying, but at least I'm in.

I'm not sure I know what the 4th industrial revolution is either, so I'm doing the bootcamp first myself.

[posabsolute]

I'm wondering how hard it will be to keep a B+ over those 5 courses, it's a pretty big time investment. Does someone know if we can resubmit assignments or knowledge checks to improve scores?

[Vle045]

I'm wondering how hard it will be to keep a B+ over those 5 courses, it's a pretty big-time investment. Does someone know if we can resubmit assignments or knowledge checks to improve scores?

I’m wondering the same.  I think I might focus on the bootcamp first.  That might help me since some of it will be completely new to me.  I’m not sure.  I did start the other course but haven’t had any feedback yet.

[carrythenothing]

From the syllabus:

There are four types of graded assessments in this course: exercises, knowledge checks, mid-term exam and final exam.
• 31 course assignments and self-reflective exercises that make up 5% of your final grade.
• 18 Knowledge Checks that make up 25% of your final grade.
• 1 midterm that makes up 20% of your final grade.
• 1 final exam that makes up 50% of your final grade.

You get three attempts on every knowledge check and each of the exams.