LESSONS LEARNT FROM ONL202 Posted on December 5, 2020 by msyilmaz05 Since the beginning of the ONL202, I have been quite amused with the content of the online course. It is not really heavy material to work with, however if you are not from an educationist (or educationalist – I don’t know which one is a better term) at the beginning you might be a littleContinue reading “LESSONS LEARNT FROM ONL202”
The end of the ONL course… Posted on December 5, 2020 by Nadia Cheikhrouhou The ONL course has been an amazing journey for me . I learned a lot from the webinars, the tweetchats , the different resources shared and the interaction with the different colleagues whether in my PBL13 group or the others in the network . Having access to the other groups works was also very enrichingContinue reading “The end of the ONL course…”
Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning Posted on December 5, 2020 by Anita Boström Task scenario – Topic 3Most people I have come across have a rather weak idea of what it really means to learn together. For the most part, we fall back on group work from school – we divide tasks between us and put them together on the same board when it comes to reporting a … Fortsätt läsa “Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning”
From confusion to enlightenment Posted on December 5, 2020 by Ting Hui The running joke in our discussion group has been that we will delete our blogs once the ONL202 course is over… I’m not too sure myself if I would continue blogging, but it is nice to be able to reflect on the intensive weeks since mid-September, when we began this journey. Although I have had… Continue reading From confusion to enlightenment →
BLENDED LEARNING Posted on December 5, 2020 by msyilmaz05 Topic 4 (Blended Learning) was the hardest topic for me to grasp. I think from the science teaching perspective view, it was challenging for me to think outside of the box. At first I thought about what is “blended learning” …What are we trying to catch from this topic. What blends into what….I had a difficult time toContinue reading “BLENDED LEARNING”
Design is more than it seems Posted on December 5, 2020 by Joanna Szczepanik One more surprise during the ONL course, because “design” only partially means what comes to mind when we think about design. Obviously, a properly designed interface and tool is very important, but this is just one aspect of designing (for and of) online and blended learning. I am strongly inspired by the film and theCzytaj dalej “Design is more than it seems”
The journey of ONL202 Posted on December 4, 2020 by Therese Bengtsson When first starting the ONL202 course, I was first a bit terrified of the length and magnitude of work to put into it. How should I be able to balance work and the course workload at the same time? I will not say it has not taken a lot of time, it…
ONL202 Reflections blog 2020-12-04 18:37:00 Posted on December 4, 2020December 4, 2020 by Diana Morales Until next time! The meme above, with David Hasselhoff comfortably surfing that scary wave, was our group (PBL03) meme. It could not reflect my experience through the course better. We began timidly sharing ideas and arguments in Microsoft w…
Lessons learnt and future practice (through the metaphors of traffic situations) Posted on December 4, 2020 by Susanne Westman In this last blog post I will summarize my main take-aways from the ONL course and also reflect about future steps. Let me start by a meme although this picture doesn’t show the whole truth about reasons for converting to online or distance courses with blended learning (for other reasons see my last blog post).Continue reading “Lessons learnt and future practice (through the metaphors of traffic situations)”
Personally valuable lessons learned during the ONL course Posted on December 4, 2020 by Essi Sairanen My initial reason to participate on ONL course was that…I had to. I need to perform different courses relating to teaching and pedagogy as part of my ‘teaching in higher education’ training that is mandatory for my lector’s position. ONL course was basically the only option that there was currently available in English and that’s … Continue reading “Personally valuable lessons learned during the ONL course”
The Trampoline 2020-12-04 13:43:00 Posted on December 4, 2020December 4, 2020 by Hans Hovenberg Learning is the process of acquiring new understanding, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, attitudes, and preferences…LEARN! LEARN! LEARN!!WHAT? WHAT FOR?My little monkey has started the journey. I don´t know why really…maybe just because h…
ONL202 Reflection 5 Lessons Learned- Future Practices Posted on December 4, 2020 by suwichit sean chaidaroon It’s been an intense yet interesting experience for me participating in this Open Networked Learning course that focuses on online teaching over the past three months. At the beginning of the course, I must say that I felt frustrated given that the instructions were very confusing, the amount of information was huge, and the tasks […]
