At the very beginning of the ONL 191 course I summarized my initial feelings about the course with THREE words: CONFUSION, SCEPTICISM and CURIOSITY. When I now, months later try to summarize and reflect upon what the important things I have learnt, two new words come up, one stayed: TRUST, LITERACY, CURIOSITY. I will try … Fortsätt läsa End of ONL 191 – start of a new teaching mindset

Ok, this topic was a tricky one… Communication, Cooperation, Coordination and Collaboration. How do we use these C-words in a way that makes them useful in the discussion about online learning and online teaching? I found it important for myself to define the terms in a desperate attempt to understand this topic. Starting with the … Fortsätt läsa Collaborative learning – what can (not) go wrong…

I just came back from a fantastic teaching experience where we divided a group of experienced medical doctors into smaller groups of four and gave them clinical cases for them to solve in a step-by-step fashion where they get more and more information as the case evolves. Om my way home I tried to picture … Fortsätt läsa Sharing is caring – if it’s done correctly

So I have now embarked on this ONL journey, which has proven a lot more intense and interesting than I had ever imagined. As a clinical doctor working full time with patients in a busy hospital but also with teaching both students and collegues, there has been little time over for new forms of education … Fortsätt läsa Embarking on the ONL journey

After a bit of technical problems it was nice to meet the group and try to embrace what the coming few months will be all about. Much focus on cooperation, communication, coordination and collaboration. The whole idea of problem-based learning is for me still a bit mysterious. But I like mysteries so what can go … Fortsätt läsa First synchronous session

This blog is part of the ONL course that I am part of at Karolinska Institutet. The course is part of an international effort to increse the knowledge about the use of digital tools for teaching and learning. I will post here regularly during the comin…