#ONL201 – Page 8 – Open Networked Learning

Open Learning -Sharing and Openness

Posted on May 17, 2020May 17, 2020 by bimlesh

#ONL201- Topic 2 I felt somewhat settled in the course by the start of the topic on Open Learning . I knew what to expect in the PBL group discussion. I was behind schedule for the blog deliverable though L Due to COVID, my teaching an…

Design for online and blended learning

Posted on May 17, 2020 by ulrilind

This course, Open Network Learning (ONL), was a strategical choice for me to apply for this spring, as I’m together …

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Start of a new journey

Posted on May 17, 2020 by Hailong Li (MDH)

Time flies. In the past 12 weeks, I have gone through 5继续阅读“Start of a new journey”

Why not to go online: part 1 – giving birth is usually very heavy

Posted on May 17, 2020 by panuerasto

‘And then you just record your lectures and Voilà – you are online‘. No – absolutely not. Creating a proper online course or even a blended online course requires usually a completely new game plan. In many cases, the best practice is to start from the scratch when transforming a traditional course into online course. … Continue reading “Why not to go online: part 1 – giving birth is usually very heavy”

Towards new journeys with ONL201-experiences in my baggage

Posted on May 17, 2020May 17, 2020 by yaelta

Twothousand and sixteen hours ago I started the ONL201-journey and here I am, richer with new ideas, many new questions and lots of interesting material to continue exploring!When the course started, I was put onboard PBL07-group with people I had neve…

Group work. a collaborative or failure process.

Posted on May 17, 2020 by perolof

My experience as a teacher and as a student is that group work can be both brilliant and frustrating, even traumatic sometimes. How can my experiences be so divided? As a pedagogue I start with the positive side. A collaborative work creates co creation of knowledge and meaning. It develop my reflection when I haveFortsätt läsa “Group work. a collaborative or failure process.”

Topic 5: Lessons Learnt – Future Practice

Posted on May 17, 2020 by Cindy Lee

It seems like we started the course not so long ago, yet now we are at the end of the chapter of our Open Networked Learning. More accurately, it is the beginning of a new chapter as we take forward … Continue reading →

Online Participation and Digitally Literacies

Posted on May 16, 2020May 17, 2020 by bimlesh

#ONL201-Topic1 Is it important for Educators to be Digitally Literate? The first challenge I faced to understand this topic and scenario was to find a definition of ‘’digital literacy’’. I found that the definition of digital lit…

First post

Posted on May 16, 2020May 17, 2020 by bimlesh

#ONL201 It all began on Feb 24, 2020 ……This is my first blog post ?I was really excited to start on this learning journey. It has been a few years since I formally joined a course of this length. Further, this is a unique setting for me…

”YOU LIVE AS LONG AS YOU LEARN”

Posted on May 16, 2020 by Ingrid Rystedt

Given that our university converted to an exclusively digital format only weeks after ONL201 started, my learning steadily “spilled over” into my practice, as I progressed through the ONL201 course topics. Concurrently with taking ONL201, I quickly adapted two courses from ”physical” to digital format. In that process, I was fortunate to collaborate with youngerFortsätt läsa “”YOU LIVE AS LONG AS YOU LEARN””

Topic 5: ONL 201 reflection

Posted on May 16, 2020 by Jukka Välimäki

I have participated the Open Networked Learning course (ONL 201). Now it’s time to reflect on what it has been and what I have learned. When I first started to write this post, I started with: “This course has taken some work and time, but the feeling is a bit sad now when it ends.”Continue reading “Topic 5: ONL 201 reflection”

A reflection on ONL

Posted on May 16, 2020 by Thomas Fischer

In the movie ”The Matrix“ – which as I now realize is more than 20 years old – the character Neo is introduced into the world of the “The Matrix” by his mentor Morpheus and in the end of his introduction he is told: “I can only show you the door. You’re the one thatContinue reading “A reflection on ONL”