Hi Andrew Johnson, welcome to the community, and thank you for asking that question! I'm going to tag in one of our veteran teachers Erik Christensen to share some ideas :). 

Thanks for the tag, Rikki! I promise to write more later, but take a look at this document Andrew Johnson Karen Twomey to help you visualize the IDM model - to get your brain thinking about it. It's actually a completed model of the sheet that Elleni references in her presentation. I'll be back later with some more information! As you might predict, OER Project courses naturally lend themselves to the IDM model.

Thanks! I was referencing a template that the speaker held up in the video. Now I'm trying to remeber where and what video it was, there is so much wonderful content here, just spending the time to find where everythign is. Wondering if there is one consolidated folder or hyperlink document that guides you to all the supporting documents for each course. I'm inding myself on a bit of a scavenger hunt for each piece.

With gratitude.

Thanks! I was referencing a template that the speaker held up in the video. Now I'm trying to remeber where and what video it was, there is so much wonderful content here, just spending the time to find where everythign is. Wondering if there is one consolidated folder or hyperlink document that guides you to all the supporting documents for each course. I'm inding myself on a bit of a scavenger hunt for each piece.

With gratitude.

Hi Karen - 

Unfortunately, I don't think there is a repository for all of the resources, links, etc. shared in the Track Talks. But what a wonderful idea! 

Let's see if I can help you out with your original question about the IDM template.

Here's a screenshot of the IDM template Elleni is holding up.

This (blank) template is linked here.

The website she is referring to is the IDM website from C3.

https://c3teachers.org/inquiry-design-model/

Does this help you out?

Wow! You folks are absolutely amazing,  thanks!!!!!