The most important things that I have learnt through my engagement in the ONL course can be summarized in/as Open and community approach to teaching/learning and Opportunities and challenges of […]

A course, a community, an approach
The most important things that I have learnt through my engagement in the ONL course can be summarized in/as Open and community approach to teaching/learning and Opportunities and challenges of […]
The most important things that I have learnt through my engagement in the ONL course can be summarized in/as Open and community approach to teaching/learning and Opportunities and challenges of […]
A couple of years ago I started a blended learning project with a colleague. The project started really quickly: I got the idea in the beginning of summer holidays and found a project partner in August. Luckily, my project partner was more experienced in blended learning and online teaching than I was. We were bothContinue reading “Why I am here?”
Learning in communities is of course nothing new. Nevertheless it may be a very efficient way of learning [1]. First, learning in a community is fun ! One gets to share the knowledge, clear misconceptions and gain deeper understanding through dis…
Last week of the ONL course. It seems like ages ago that we started, yet time has flown by. It is time to reflect what I’ve learned and how it will influence my personal learning networks and environments. First and foremost I want to thank my colleagues in PBL11. We had some great discussions overContinue reading “Lessons Learnt – Future Practice”
On brand, I’m running late. But my recent experience with Open Networked Learning in my PBL group has been on my mind. I remember several years back, taking a certificate in online teaching & learning – not a very good program to be fair – one focus was to convince us all of the validityContinue reading “Final reflection on a Strange Crochet”
Topic 4 more so than any of the previous topics in ONL211 shifted my reflections out of the realm of the theoretical and the abstract and…
Unfortunately, the journey had come to an end. Being at this course ONL 211 was very exciting and a fresh experience that came to me at the right time of my career, although it was very foggy, ambiguous and challenging at the start, but the outcome was really worthwhile. At the beginning of the course,Continue reading “Topic 5: Lessons learnt – future practice”
Surprising, rich and frustrating This one-line learning journey focusing on collaborative and blended learning possibilities through a problem-based learning approach has been both surprising, rich and frustrating. It has broadened my perspectives on what is possible to do in terms of using a range of technically mediating programs and tools, and a deeper sense ofFortsätt läsa “Blending into online learning – streaming an extended epistemology”
Networks have a profound impact on how we learn and in this topic I have learned what a Personal Learning Network is, where everyone is a learner, teacher and a contributor. We are able to build a deep support system of colleagues, mentors and coaches by connecting meaningfully and authentically. A personal learning network meansContinue reading “Topic 3: Learning in Communities – Networked Collaborative Learning”
My personal learning network suddenly and unexpectedly became exclusively digital due to the pandemic and this must be a fairly common experience. This got me wondering – how has my personal learning network been affected by a year of covid restrictions? For me, this switch to the digital hasn’t posed a problem in terms of […]
“Ends are not bad things, they just mean that something else is about to begin. And there are many things that don’t really end, anyway, they just begin again in a new way.”-C. JoyBell C. As I reflect on my ONL educational journey, I can define it to be a learning roller coaster. In theContinue reading “Lessons learnt – future practice”