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Openness as a teacher

Posted on by Malin Knutz

I want to highlight one of his thoughts about how openness in education can affect our human capacity and brain. So important to acknowledge this, especially for me, cause I am always “trigging” on new online techniques and tools, new ideas on how to learn online etc.

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My Liminal Space

Posted on by Anita Lim

The whirlwind of repeated introductions gave way to earnest conversations over zoom. The fervour of speed dating continued as we met every few days over Zoom with dedicated facilitators who patiently held space for us as we skimmed the surface then dived into the waters of the virtual world of learning and teaching. Concepts ofContinue reading “My Liminal Space”

ONL211

Posted on by Michail Galanakis

Here you may find reflective posts about the topics – most recent on top TOPIC 2 HOW OPEN IS OPEN LEARNING? Not strangely the theme that has captured my imagination is again “openness” in open learning. I have no doubt of the benefits of openness in learning. Everyone has access (or some access) to any […]

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The End

Posted on by Kinaz Al Aytouni

This course begins with an exploration of a range of digital tools, openness, sharing of ideas and documents, collaborative learning, and online course design. During the course, various digital tools are used in all topics which were very interesting. They are very useful to be used effectively to support students’ learning activities. The last sessionContinue reading “The End”

Hi everyone !

Posted on by Anita Lim

I’m Anita, joining the ONL211 adventure from Singapore. Happy to have stepped out of my comfort zone to increase my digital literacy, learn new skills as well as make friends in the virtual space. I am a rheumatologist practising in National University Hospital where I see patients and teach and work in hospital administration inContinue reading “Hi everyone !”