PBL groups – Page 166 – Open Networked Learning

How do I teach Digital Natives?

Posted on October 23, 2020October 26, 2020 by Erik Elfgren

I thought of myself as a digital native but after reading Prensky 2001, I realised that I’m a mix between the old and the new. I’ve lived with digital content all my life, I generally prefer it to hardware content, but I do not have the social networki…

Open learning: fair or unfair?

Posted on October 23, 2020 by Hossein Fotouhi

When talking about open learning, one would assume making the material available online for everyone, anywhere at anytime. However, we are living in a world that still high percentage of people have no or limited access to Internet. Looking into the map above shows that in 2017, most of African countries had below 20% access […]

Small steps (again)…

Posted on October 22, 2020 by Kathrin Zeller

Topic 2 reflections… While writing this, the two weeks period for Topic 2 “Open Learning – sharing and openness” in the ONL202 course has not yet finished, but as I have some time right now, I thought to use this blog to sort some of my thoughts. If Topic 1 “Digital literacies” felt like aContinue reading “Small steps (again)…”

ONL202 Reflections blog 2020-10-22 17:51:00

Posted on October 22, 2020October 22, 2020 by Diana Morales

Sharing and Learning – topic 2 &…

Open Learning – Sharing and Openness?

Posted on October 22, 2020 by Huan Shu

Time flies, and we are almost at the end of the Topic 2 now. In this topic we were asked to explore the benefits and challenges of openness in education and learning. It is a very interesting topic indeed. As all educational resources, there are advantages and disadvantages to Open Education Resources. Especially when we …

Continue reading “Open Learning – Sharing and Openness?”

Sharing is messy

Posted on October 22, 2020 by Derya Duran

For task 2, we were supposed to work on the concepts of openness and sharing in education. I must confess that before registering for this course, I was seeing MOOCs as the bread and butter of online learning. That’s why, I might be attracted to this course in the first place. But, with the assignedContinue reading “Sharing is messy”

Being open (Topic 2)

Posted on October 22, 2020November 24, 2020 by urban anjar

”Open” and ”free” are nice words almost everyone loves, but they are rather fluffy and ambiguous so we have to make things clearer. But first maybe a look at the context and the “zeitgeist” where the term “Open learning” may be a part. Dig…

Topic 2

Posted on October 21, 2020 by Vigdis Ahnfelt

The topic 2 is about open education resources (OER) and how to provide an equal learning environment to everybody. Among the participants the working premises differ but we have had fruitful discussions! And this is the best part of PBL work: I am learning!:) In 2012, David Wiley wrote an enlightening article about OER, its […]

Open learning is not black-and-white

Posted on October 21, 2020 by Ting Hui

I had initially assumed that the second topic of the ONL202 course, Open Learning—Sharing and Openness, would be a relatively straightforward one. But as we went through the introductory material and began our first group discussions, I started to realise that the topic was, for lack of a better word, really open… The first aspect… Continue reading Open learning is not black-and-white

Topic 2. Openness for “my” students?

Posted on October 21, 2020 by Magnus Johansson

To start thinking about open learning raises many different questions. It can really be discussed from many divergent perspectives. An angle that has engaged me in recent days is linked to part of the topic 2 scenario; “… how do I introduce the idea to my students?”. If you imagine that “my” students are those …

Fortsätt läsa “Topic 2. Openness for “my” students?”

Open Learning – Sharing and Openness

Posted on October 21, 2020 by Nadya Shaznay Patel

“To open something, it must first be closed” (Mishra (2012). I was thinking about this quote this week. Indeed, we wouldn’t be able to open something that is already open. And how poignant is this quote when we think about how closed education systems have been in the past (some would argue still very muchContinue reading “Open Learning – Sharing and Openness”

Bloggs of teaching colleagues

Posted on October 21, 2020October 21, 2020 by Erik Elfgren

LTU Susanne Westman https://digitallearningprocesses.wordpress.com/blog Andreas Eitzenberger https://ateacherslearning19976634.wordpress.com Olle Hage https://ollesblog752860582.wordpress…