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Topic 1 – Online Participation and Digital Literacies

And so it begins. We got the ball rolling and started discussing about serious issues that learners might face when beginning with online learning. These issues centred on learners’ ability to use different technologies and their access to such technologies. From a teacher’s perspective, being able to use technologies effectively to promote student learning meansContinue reading “Topic 1 – Online Participation and Digital Literacies”

About myself

I am currently an assistant professor of communications and new media at the National University of Singapore. As a teacher of communications and new media, I am always looking for innovative ways to enhance my teaching and student engagement. Here I am embarked on an exciting journey as a student, unpacking my preconceptions and expectationsContinue reading “About myself”

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Lessons learned

Now, my ONL journey is over. Although it wasn´t always easy to find the time for the meetings, the readings, the research, the tasks and especially the blog I´ll surely miss the regular webinars and especially meeting my PBL-group. It was absolutely new for me to meet people over several weeks only online and inContinue reading “Lessons learned”

Individual passions and social software

As a researcher in the humanities you often feel alone, tradition maintains that you should write your text, on your own, in your office. The ideas your pour into the research and texts should spring from your own clever conclusions. Not only does this not work very well, it is rarely the truth. To make […]

Openness, quality and transparency

Knowledge is a common good and should be made accessible. As a teacher, I like getting easy access to both educational resources and research. Naturally technology is a primary driver but also legislation and attitudes among students and staff. However, for an educational online resource to be of any use for university teachers there are […]