Today was the last session of the course; the final webinar was a great way of dropping into the other groups to see how they had got on. In some ways, that’s something that would have been beneficial half way… Continue Reading →

A course, a community, an approach
Today was the last session of the course; the final webinar was a great way of dropping into the other groups to see how they had got on. In some ways, that’s something that would have been beneficial half way… Continue Reading →
Reflect on your current practice and reason about possibilities for development of online and blended learning designs. I’ve been working on developing a Community of Inquiry (CoI) model for my courses for some time – or Collaborative Inquiry as it… Continue Reading →
Reflect on your current practice and reason about possibilities for development of online and blended learning designs. I’ve been working on developing a Community of Inquiry (CoI) model for my courses for some time – or Collaborative Inquiry as it… Continue Reading →
Consider frustration as a friend. CHARACTER #1: The Host CHARACTER #2: PLN (Personal Learning Network) An Invisible Character CHARACTER #3: LMS (Learning Management System) CHARACTER #4: Workerist (Student) CHARACTER #5: Frustration (Student) CHARACTER #6: Lurker (Student) CHARACTER #7: Commitment-phobe (Student)… Continue Reading →
The deceptively simple term open hides a great deal of complexity, much of which depends on the particular context within which open practice is considered. Thus it is imperative to move beyond open-versus-closed dichotomies and even beyond unified conceptions of… Continue Reading →
The deceptively simple term open hides a great deal of complexity, much of which depends on the particular context within which open practice is considered. Thus it is imperative to move beyond open-versus-closed dichotomies and even beyond unified conceptions of… Continue Reading →
I’m taking on this line of inquiry as part of PBL07’s investigation relate to the Open Learning topic. The card I chose from the kanban is headed: Intentional coffee breaks can foster very open discussions since there is no agenda…. Continue Reading →
A combination e.g. Role play and Scenario-based activity including gamification tools 25% Role play (dramatic recorded script and short animation) – 3 members to do voice overs 25% Role play (dramatic recorded video) – 3 members to complete 25% Scenario-based… Continue Reading →
Notes for David White’s Webinar are in Miro here Visitors & Residents Paradigm We propose that our Visitors and Residents paradigm not only describes the lived experience and practice of technological engagement in a more accurate way than Prensky’s Natives… Continue Reading →
Curating the Self I use a lot of digital tools to make my work. I am likely to be using them mainly on my own, but since they can create shareable files, I am also able to use them to… Continue Reading →
Savin-Baden, M., (2014) Problem-based learning: New constellations for the 21stCentury. Journal of Excellence in College Teaching 25 (3/4) 197-219. (direct download) Kek, M. & Huijser, H. (2015). 21st century skills: problem based learning and the University of the Future Paper… Continue Reading →
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Mar 11, 2022