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KAM Basics A Guide to the Knowledge Area Modules What is a KAM? What is its purpose? What are the faculty’s expectations? How do I write a learning agreement? The first place to start is Walden’s bible on KAM writing. KAM Guidebook
Formatting and Paginating Your KAM
KAM Demonstration Policies and Procedures
Developing and Processing Your KAM Basic information about your KAM for those just getting started as well as a document regarding whether you can use previous work when developing your KAM. Developing and Processing Your KAM
How do You Write a KAM? Jeff Zuckerman and Jay Wilkerson from the Walden staff presented a PowerPoint show at Summer Session 2004. This modified version contains an easy-to-understand explanation of what a KAM is, how to organize it, brief examples, a suggested outline, and other useful information.How do you write a KAM? (ppt)
A Plan for Multiple KAM Development Dr. Roger Powley, a member of the Education Technology faculty, has developed this grid to help several of his students systematically plan and manage their KAM learning experience. The aim is to help you think systematically about your studies and to help you start building the organizational skills you'll need as a researcher.
Sample KAM Pages Although the formatting is from an earlier edition of APA and should not be used in current KAMs, these sample pages from a fictitious KAM 2 give students a glimpse of an early draft and then improved Breadth, Depth, and Application sections. The overarching theme of this KAM is Research on Love and Its Connection to Social Change in the Helping Professions. Compare the changes that this student made from one draft to the next. Annotation examples are also listed, but take a look at pages 29, 30, and 31 in the KAM Guidebook for more specific requirements for KAM students.
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