Topic 1 Reflection: Risk of DPOD, anyone?

Posted on by piasun

I checked out Beetham and Sharpe’s (2011) theoretical framework, Jisc. I looked for a definition of digital literacy and found this: “Digital literacy looks beyond functional IT skills to describe a richer set of digital behaviours, practices and identities. What it means to be digitally literate changes over time and across contexts, so digital literaciesContinue reading “Topic 1 Reflection: Risk of DPOD, anyone?”

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Oral exam on distance

Posted on by petert

Yesterday I performed an oral exam with the first four students in one of my courses, in the course Creative Concept development (M7016T) the assignment is plan and document a three-day creative workshop for a specific team (based on different scenario…

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PhD Defense in corona times

Posted on by petert

Christo, the local audience and the remote audience.One of my PhD students, Christo Dordlofva was to graduate on March 17, with a grading board from three different universities in Sweden and external examiner (opponent) from Texas. But due to restrict…

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Reflections on topic 1: experiences from ONL and my digital identity

Posted on by Victoria Marín

This is the third week from the Open Networked Learning course and my first blog post with learning reflections. So I would like to start addressing my reflections on the ONL and my experiences from it so far. Experiences from ONL As part of the connecting week I was assigned to the PBL Group 9,… Continue reading Reflections on topic 1: experiences from ONL and my digital identity

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Developing Digital Literacies in the Corona Era

Posted on by Nesrin Khankan

Amazing how things went in the elapsed two weeks. What we have witnessed recently is an amazing forcible engagement of the most resistant educators in the e-learning process. On the other hand, students had to complete the cycle too. When persons in charge clearly identify the complexity of learning materials and experience of both teachersContinue reading “Developing Digital Literacies in the Corona Era”

EASTERN CAPE MUST QUARANTINE ITS BORDERS TO AVOID EASTER WEEKEND HORROR.

Posted on by Sinako Mxabo Foundation

Eastern Cape is one of the provinces in South Africa that has not detected any COVID 19 virus to its 6.25 million people. According to health Spokesperson in that province, this is not because EC has drastic or strict measures to fight this disease that has already took lives of more that 12 000 people … Continue reading EASTERN CAPE MUST QUARANTINE ITS BORDERS TO AVOID EASTER WEEKEND HORROR.

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Digital participation and digital literacies

Posted on by Carys Egan-Wyer

Digital participation is now more or less mandatory. Few are the people that remain anonymous online without leaving digital traces. Teaching and learning increasingly take place in digital realms… Canvas… Google docs… Reflective blogs on the learning process. And these are not digital interactions of the web 1.0 variety, where we interact as visitors, findingContinue reading “Digital participation and digital literacies”