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Multi-sensory visual literacy in online education

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Joanna Kedra

During the last two years, I was writing about screen-mediated family communication. Now, I’m trying to bring what I learnt …

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Topic 1: Online participation & digital literacies

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Nils Troselius

It feels very inspiring to be up and going with this course. As an open learner it was more or less a coincidence that I discovered this opportunity. So I did not really knew what to expect initially but now I think I have a better overiew of the course and what to expect. It … Fortsätt läsa Topic 1: Online participation & digital literacies

Need to address more process-centric, student-centric and social justice in my work.

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Anna Aldenius

Inspired by Maha Balis lecture as well as Bali & Jhangjani (2020).

Still confused but on a higher level

Posted on March 24, 2021 by Magnus Moberg

Then ONL211 was the first topic to the end. The biggest lesson is that things take time. Co-ordinating a group process with learning a new working method (FISh) while producing content in new tools has been instructive. I have been reminded to be humble in the face of those who will learn and the challengesFortsätt läsa “Still confused but on a higher level”

Strange Crochet – Our PBL Group

Posted on March 24, 2021 by Andy Hediger

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 […]

First post on blogging expectations and some frustrations

Posted on March 24, 2021 by Nils Troselius

Hello! So, finally publishing my first blogpost. Honestly I would most likely not have ventured into blogging without this encouragement. It was a bit tricky I think to get up and going with this platform since I never have tried blogging before. To my anecdotal understanding blogging while having a long history on the web … Fortsätt läsa First post on blogging expectations and some frustrations

Online participation and digital literacies

Posted on March 23, 2021 by Carl Unander-Scharin

Well written and very coherent as well as informative text, Ilse. Inspiring.

Best

Carl

Energized

Posted on March 23, 2021March 23, 2021 by Martin Siaw

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…

First topic for the ONL course

Posted on March 23, 2021 by Anna Sjöberg

The first topic is online participation and digital literacies. I think it is important for people to have the necessary skills to be able to participate in the more and more digitalised society. There can be many reasons why it can be difficult to participate in the various digital arenas. There may be fears and… Fortsätt läsa First topic for the ONL course

Personal sharing online.

Posted on March 22, 2021 by Mae-Ling NG

A space to share, to mentor, to set a vision for those who want to learn. How can we learn unless someone taught? How can we dare move into un chartered waters unless explore unless someone inspired? Content is plenty. But common sense is not. Common sense is unarticulated subtle information that everyone could notContinue reading “Personal sharing online.”

The question of purpose and title

Posted on March 22, 2021March 23, 2021 by Helena Elvén Eriksson

In our community group we are getting experienced with the presentation tool named Padlet. I find this it to be really easy to get started with. You just click at a plus-sign in the lower right, make another click anywhere on the screen, and then you compose your message. You can include links to otherContinue reading “The question of purpose and title”

Finding the rhythm

Posted on March 22, 2021 by Nina Ernst

Before we connected, I was thinking about how we, the group members from all around the world, would be able to get together in zoom meetings. I was worrying about the logistics, the people I didn’t know, the unknown tasks in front of us. Then our facilitator appeared, in fact, she was there from the … Continue reading “Finding the rhythm”