Digital Literacies: Before and After In this post I will like to take a light-hearted approach towards Digital Literacy. My PBL group discussed many approaches and its consequences of becoming digitally literate. Based on the first sc…
A course, a community, an approach
Digital Literacies: Before and After In this post I will like to take a light-hearted approach towards Digital Literacy. My PBL group discussed many approaches and its consequences of becoming digitally literate. Based on the first sc…
Digital Literacies: Before and After In this post I will like to take a light-hearted approach towards Digital Literacy. My PBL group discussed many approaches and its consequences of becoming digitally literate. Based on the first sc…
Teaching Students to Drive their Brains!!!This blog is a product of the intense discussion and feedback of my PBL group on Topic 4. Our PBL’s discussion has been published here. I thoroughly enjoyed myself working on meta-cognition i…
The question that struck me at the start of the topic on communities, networking and collaboration was when does a group move from simply cooperating to actually collaborating I will use my PBL group to reflect on this question. Scenario from my PBL group It was very clear through the sharing in meeting 1 that … Continue reading Learning in Communities, Networking and Collaboration
The question that struck me at the start of the topic on communities, networking and collaboration was “when does a group move from simply cooperating to actually collaborating” I will use my PBL group to reflect on this question. Scenario from my PBL Group It was very clear through the sharing in meeting 1 for … Continue reading Learning in Communities: Cooperating or Collaborating?
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I think the idea of blended learning comes with a few benefits that I myself have not reflected much upon before reading up on the concept. Hybrid learning, i.e., to have a mix between at campus and online students (Kenney and Newcombe, 2011), is something I am very used to, both as a teacher and […]
Through learning the materials in [1] [2] and joining in PBL 12 group discussions, I started to be aware the differences between the terms of the blend or hybrid learning and the HyFlex learning. The former is used to integrate both face-to-face …
Through learning the materials in [1] [2] and joining in PBL 12 group discussions, I started to be aware the differences between the terms of the blend or hybrid learning and the HyFlex learning. The former is used to integrate both face-to-face …
Discussing the relationship between pedagogy and digital tools has always been a bit frustrating for me at work. The conclusion the pedagogical staff always seem to arrive to, is that digital tools do not change the underlying pedagogy, so therefore we need to always think “Pedagogy first” before we start thinking about what tools toContinue reading “Learning Design – yes please”
Although I have been in the teaching profession for over 25 years and prided myself in the skill of designing an interesting course with engaging content, the pandemic turned my world upside down.Never before had I had to rely solely on digital resourc…
Learning about Elmore’s four modes of learning in Levälahti (2021) and Meilleur (2020), I get a feeling that one of these modes is considered dated and unfunctional. The top left quadrant (hierarchical/individual) is described as a ”competitive system” and the readers are supposed to analyze where we are and where we want to go (inFortsätt läsa “Modes of learning and accessibility #ONL212 Topic 5”