Summary and Video Transcripts: Module 6 ⭐
- Module 6: Introduction and Instructions (Completed)
- Video 1 [03:48]: Module Introduction (Completed)
- Video 2 [03:45]: What is a Workflow (Completed)
- Video 3 [02:45]: Examine Your Workflow (Completed)
- Video 4 [07:18]: Levels of Workflow (Completed)
- Video 5 [07:32]: Workflow Maturity & Computational Thinking (Completed)
- Video 6 [05:45]: Designing Your Workflow Algorithm (Completed)
- Self-Study Assignment 6.1 : Think & Act 💡Design the Future Workflow (Completed)
- Video 7 [02:22]: Common Pitfalls (Completed)
- Self-Study Quiz 6.2: Think & Apply💡Designing Better Workflows ((Must submit the Quiz))
- Self-Study Assignment 6.3: Think & Act💡Design an Intelligent Inbox Assistant (Completed)
- Video 8 [04:22]: Final Thoughts (Completed)
- Self-Study Quiz 6.4: Think & Apply 💡Seeing the Invisible Workflow ((Must submit the Quiz))
- Reading: Workflow Detective: Fix the Process, not the Tool (Completed)
- Discussion Board 6.5: Think & Share 💡Automation vs Human Judgement ((Not yet completed))
- Summary and Video Transcripts: Module 6 ⭐ (Completed)
- Professor Ian's Recommendation for Further Learning: Module 6 (Completed)
- Module 6: Q&A Discussion Board ((Not yet completed))
- Module 6: Feedback Survey ((Must submit the Quiz))
In this module, you learnt to:
- Describe the structure of a workflow, including triggers, decisions, handoffs and outputs.
- Differentiate between personal, team and organisational workflows and their redesign implications.
- Apply computational thinking concepts such as decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction and algorithms to workflow problems.
- Map an existing workflow to identify friction points, decision points and opportunities for automation or augmentation.
- Design a basic workflow algorithm that clearly defines triggers, steps, decision gates, outputs and human–AI responsibilities.
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