We are approaching the end of this course, and to summon it up, I intend to go through my blog posts as well as having a look at my fellow students in the PBL11. Firstly, I wrote a blogpost called “Online skills in the making”, wherein I outlined some of the newly acquainted tools andContinue reading “Topic 5: Lessons learnt and future practice.”

This was the scenario: “ A year ago we were forced to work online with the implementation of emergency remote teaching and learning because of the Covid-19 pandemic. It seems that in many instances we may still be approaching our teaching practice in the same way without using any of the existing theoretical models forContinue reading “Topic 4: Pondering upon “Design for online and blended learning””

(June 13, a very late blogger catching up finally!) Now this was a greatly inspiring topic, not the least as I had the opportunity to collaborate with Nadia Caldes in the PBL group – acting as “leads” for this particular topic during the run of two weeks. As a lead we were to design bothContinue reading “Topic 3: Learning about “Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning””

Openness in Education could be seen as three different strands: Teacher – Student Student – Environment Person – Person On the first note, I – nowadays – try to achieve a more open form of education. This is achieved through a shared Google drive document. I have one such document with each of my students,Continue reading “Openness in Education – a reflection”

Well written and very coherent as well as informative text, Ilse. Inspiring.

Best

Carl

Rightio, this is was an inspiring task – David White´s concept of mapping online tools to to different axes. One is describing the Visitor-Resident component, and the other is concerned with the amount of Personal versus Institutional engagement. Quite fun. I added a color scheme, where Blue represents a public presentation of the content, whereasContinue reading “Visitor_Resident_Personal_Institutional”

So, after a couple of weeks in the “Open Networked Learning” course, I again find myself grappling after a visualization of the plethora of online-tools that we are using within the course. This is an attempt:

This is Carl writing – reconsidering certain components in my online whereabouts. Having attended a couple of really inspiring webinars and discussions in early March 2021 – and, in parallell, getting acquainted with some new online tools, I have picked up (among many other things) the following concepts, thoughts and usable tools: A blog, aContinue reading “Online skills in the making”

See you very soon again