Hello again! Topic 4 was a great opportunity to share our impressions about Gilly Salmon’s five-step model allowing us to discuss some important prerequisites for digital literacy or knowledge construction with attention to online socialization and information exchange. Using Padlet … Continuar lendo →

Hello again! About two months after ONL 191 course, here I am writing my point of view for topic 3. It is interesting come back to the concepts we studied together with our colleagues from Group 3 and this topic … Continuar lendo →

  I hav e recently been approached to be part of local success stories. This caught me by surprise as I didn’t think of myself worthy enough to feature if I must be completely honest. I have a tendency for undermining myself and then after a good self pep talk I realize that I am […]

Have you ever found yourself having specific ideas about how your life should be, and setting up goals which you so badly wish to accomplish – but somehow you just don’t seem to get there? Of course you have. We all have. Including me. Whether we are held back by a lack of motivation or […]

Greetings and welcome to my final blog post on this my ONL191 journey. In this blog post i will highlight my main take home messages from ONL191. I will also endeavour to highlight how i intend to apply the knowledge so attained in my practice (academic and non-academic). The most important things that i have … Continue reading Reflections on Topic 5: Lessons learnt – future practice →

What are the most important things that I have learnt through my engagement in the ONL course? Why? The most important thing I have learned in this course is the use of internet technologies to communicate and collaborate in an educational context. Why? Technology has made teaching/learning much easier compared to traditional class rooms or face to … Continue reading Topic 5: My Reflections on how ONL will influence my practice

Monochromatic design. (Photo, and design, by me.)As I wrote in my first post, this course has been a challenge for me and how I’ve dealt with the feelings that the course has generated (mostly feelings of frustration and confusion) is to use my experie…