Hi to the world, This is my first post on a blog ever it is a little bit frightened to post on public, but at the same time I am excited about who is going to read what I am going to write, is it useful or interesting? is it good enough? I do notContinue reading “The journey has started!”

In the fifth week of our ONL course we started exploring the benefits and challenges of openness in education. It was harder than I…

Common ChallengeThe common question that many raised in discussion today was: how do we provide access to knowledge and information on the internet, when there is NO access to the internet.  Hmmm… For me the questions are: how do we ac…

In China, a teacher is highly regarded, amongst other reasons, because they possess knowledge.  And having knowledge gives the teacher power.  The power to grant access to classes to acquire knowledge.  The power to give a fresh graduate…

Strange crochet, our PBL Group 10, reminds me of the many complex paths lifelong learning can take – I know an artist group working since 2004 every month on a crochet object: www.haekelobjekt.ch. It is a lifelong art project by Regula Michell and Meret Wandeler, and it tells us about how much time good art […]

Dear Electronic Diary,   Attended a webinar conducted by Dr. Maha Bali a couple of hours ago and wow wow wow!  So this is how online classes should be conducted!  Get participants involved by having them type in statements.  Ge…

Topic 1: Online participation & digital literacies The COVID19 pandemic made us maintain most of our connections online and teaching was part of it too. Thus, I thought of taking this online open network learning (ONL) course to dive a bit deep to …

There is a common problem for all continuous education to determine what a person already knows and then be able to take an informed decision on what to learn. The decision is of course easier if there are clear options to choose from (such as a short list of courses). Digital literacy is one of …

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