|  | Sequence | 
 |  | The learning design implemented for this exemplar encompasses 
                    4 stages. Stages 2 to 4 involve online role-play. View the 
                    Learning Design Sequence for a graphical representation of 
                    the learning design.  | 
               
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                |  | Tasks | 
 |  | Participants are each given a character role at the end of 
                    the last substantive face-to-face session...The characters 
                    are pre-selected by the lecturers, to achieve the maximum 
                    learning and to challenge their existing roles or positions... | 
               
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                |  | Resources | 
 |  | Detailed written instructions are essential as is a clear 
                    programme... With up to half the students coming from outside 
                    Australia it was essential to provide back-up resources and 
                    additional guidance. The students are shown an 8 minute video 
                    of previous students who have completed the role-play. Some 
                    examples and advice are provided to reduce the anxiety and 
                    facilitate a clearer understanding of what is required...A 
                    book of readings on law and finance is provided to the students. 
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                |  | Supports | 
 |  | Both academics from finance and law, participate in the exercise. 
                    Their position is that of an academic expert which 
                    enables critical comments on the public debates and comments 
                    of students.... |