Hi, just starting now the blogging for the 1st time. Some things in the course are at the moment a bit unclear (like what to do for the next meeting) but on the other hand the support is good and I am confident that things will clear out wel…

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Hi, just starting now the blogging for the 1st time. Some things in the course are at the moment a bit unclear (like what to do for the next meeting) but on the other hand the support is good and I am confident that things will clear out wel…
So, the course has started. It is somewhat of a soft landing into the whole ONL environment, but that is good, as it takes a bit of time getting used to, and I am sure we are all busy with other things, too. It’s only been five weeks since I started my current job, soContinue reading “Connecting week”
This is the second time that I have created a WordPress site, however it is the first time that I am using it to blog. Blogging is not an activity that I have found particularly useful in the past, much of its effectiveness depends on who engages with you on the platform, or you’ll findContinue reading “Getting to grips with blogging”
Our ONL group has named itself Strange Crochet, I am naturally rather pleased and I love working in metaphor besides. I must figure out what strange crochet means to me. I found this clunky quote, which was rattling around in the back of my mind: “The educational achievement is not to make the strange seemContinue reading “Strange Crochet”
Our ONL group has named itself Strange Crochet, I am naturally rather pleased and I love working in metaphor besides. I must figure out what strange crochet means to me. I found this clunky quote, which was rattling around in the back of my mind: “The educational achievement is not to make the strange seemContinue reading “Strange Crochet”
It has been almost a year that the Covid-19 pandemic upended the world. My latest blog post is from that time (gulp), and I recall the frenzy of the months as courses never taught online before had to be adapted in a rush. As an early user of online tools in my teaching, I noticed […]
My mending guild meets every 2nd Wednesday at 7pm. We go through our piles of fallen hems and missing buttons, strategizing moth holes and worn knees. Sometimes we learn a new technique together, and sometimes the life that happened in those garments weaves its way through the conversation. Though we are only scheduled to theContinue reading “Gentle Accountability”
My mending guild meets every 2nd Wednesday at 7pm. We go through our piles of fallen hems and missing buttons, strategizing moth holes and worn knees. Sometimes we learn a new technique together, and sometimes the life that happened in those garments weaves its way through the conversation. Though we are only scheduled to theContinue reading “Gentle Accountability”
First, I experience what is most important in my own learning process and that is what it is like to be a student. I experience ONL’s page for my course and reflected on it. There is a lot of material and after 5-10 visits to the site, the layout begins to clear. A great supportFortsätt läsa “Online learning: first week”
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Who is is digitally competent or who is having a good level of digital literacy? I am i the beginner´s shoes in teaching (and now learning as well) on-line. Joining the ONL course really pushes me out of my comfort zone, but I´m eager to learn new methods of teaching. The COVID-19 pandemic a yearContinue reading “Digital challenge”