EASTERN CAPE MUST QUARANTINE ITS BORDERS TO AVOID EASTER WEEKEND HORROR.

Posted on by Sinako Mxabo Foundation

Eastern Cape is one of the provinces in South Africa that has not detected any COVID 19 virus to its 6.25 million people. According to health Spokesperson in that province, this is not because EC has drastic or strict measures to fight this disease that has already took lives of more that 12 000 people … Continue reading EASTERN CAPE MUST QUARANTINE ITS BORDERS TO AVOID EASTER WEEKEND HORROR.

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Digital participation and digital literacies

Posted on by Carys Egan-Wyer

Digital participation is now more or less mandatory. Few are the people that remain anonymous online without leaving digital traces. Teaching and learning increasingly take place in digital realms… Canvas… Google docs… Reflective blogs on the learning process. And these are not digital interactions of the web 1.0 variety, where we interact as visitors, findingContinue reading “Digital participation and digital literacies”

First and only Tweetchat of #ONL201 tomorrow, Thursday March 19, with David White

Posted on by Jörg PareigisLeave a Comment on First and only Tweetchat of #ONL201 tomorrow, Thursday March 19, with David White

Hi there! Here just a short reminder about tomorrow’s Tweetchat with David White and Jörg Pareigis. The event will start on 11:00 CET (check your timezone) and will be a continuation of the discussions from last week’s webinar about Digital literacy. This will be the first and only Tweetchat of #ONL201 so do not miss […]

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Update – Sweden goes digital!

Posted on by nanur

From tomorrow Linnaeus University goes digital-only for teaching and examination. Probably other universities will make similar decisions since the government recommended that today for both universities and upper secondary schools.Nursery schools and …

Getting Started with Online Teaching: Respecting Digital Differences & Learning from Your Elders

Posted on by joelmartinsson

This reflective blog post comes at an interesting time for online teaching. The spread of COVID-19 has not only meant that professors at Harvard have had to replace handshakes with ‘elbow bumps’, but also that many classes simply had to be moved online to avoid contact. This move might however not be as simple asFortsätt läsa “Getting Started with Online Teaching: Respecting Digital Differences & Learning from Your Elders”

ONL-inspiration

Posted on by yaelta

We are now a few weeks into the course and I can summarize my experience so far with one word: inspiring.- Meeting colleagues from various universities who share a common interest in learning more about ONL opens up for new perspectives on various issu…

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In the eye of the storm

Posted on by nanur

By Urban AnjarThere is a couple of weeks since the course Open Network Learning started with me as a participant. Confusing weeks. Not only a new course and in a new subject in one dimension far away from the subjects I have formal academic credits in,…