The structure of the ONL-course itself will continue to influence my practice. The great benefit of PBL and group learning was an eye opener. Although I have worked a lot with group-based processes before in my teaching, it became clear to me all the benefits that anyone can achieve from collaborative learning. No matter whatContinue reading “Topic 5 reflection at the end of ONL”
Blended learning dynamics
My question to Marty Cleveland-Innes on the padlet wasn’t answered. Therefore, I take the opportunity to use the question as a starting point for this reflection for topic 4. The question rose in my mind during reading the course literature for this topic. After experiencing about 10 months of digital distance teaching, synchronous didactic interactionContinue reading “Blended learning dynamics”
Reflection on Topic 3
Coming from a social constructionist perspective on learning, collaborative work for students is given. Or at least group learning processes of different kinds. What does collaborative learning mean in the online context, that is not also true for collaborative learning processes in the face to face environment? Brindley et.al (2009) stresses the importance for teachersContinue reading “Reflection on Topic 3”
Breakfast Knowledge and Openness
I’m interested in opening up some of my courses and sharing the resources in a responsible way, but I don’t really know where to start. What options are there for offering courses that are open? How do I get support from my colleagues and how do I introduce the idea to my students? What areContinue reading “Breakfast Knowledge and Openness”
Reflection on topic 1
My presence in the digital world so far is one rather disparate. In my private sphere I use social media on and off, mostly as a spectator. Professionally I have a more constant presence with a more distinct focus on art, pedagogy, sustainability, communication and development of knowledge. From time to time my private digitalContinue reading “Reflection on topic 1”
Digital and material literacy?
I’m thinking about analogous contact with materials, space, surrounding environment and objects, during digital engagement. I often find that even physical teaching needs to connect to awareness of other than human agents in learning situations. That even in the studio where students come with some preunderstanding of art and art pedagogy as something else thanContinue reading “Digital and material literacy?”
Welcome to the blog!
How to decide what kind of voice to use in the blog? Should it be strictly academic? Or maybe more reflective? I think what would be most beneficial for the learning process is a mix of both. Hopefully this approach can be useful and maybe more interesting for you to read? And who are you?Continue reading “Welcome to the blog!”
Postanthropocene 2020-09-20 15:28:22
This is my very first entry. Welcome to visit my blog again in a little while when I have made some more posts.