![]() I suspect that others in the course team may take a more cautious approach, only sharing a doc when it’s in a suitable state for handover – or at least, comment – but that’s fine too. The documents in this folder are all available to other members of the course team – for reference and /or comment – at any time, and represent the “live”/most current version of each document I’m working on. The approach I’ve taken is to created a shared folder with the rest of the course teams, and set up documents for each of the weekly sessions I’ve taken the lead on. Although the course production hasn’t been approved yet, we’ve started drafting the actual course materials, with an agreement to share them for comment via Google docs. As part of a new course I’m working on, the course team has been making use of shared Google docs for working up the course proposal and “D0” (zero’th draft key topics to be covered in each of the weekly sessions).
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