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A never expected turn of events…

Posted on November 23, 2019 by Stefan Schuppisser

I have to admit – it is getting more and more likely that I will become a blogger in the near future. What has happened? Where did this surprising change come from, given my earlier scepticism (see my previous blogs)? In Topic 3, I have been working on „Personal Learning Networks“ (PLN) and „networked collaborative“A never expected turn of events…” weiterlesen

Evolving from group work to collaboration (Topic 3)

Posted on November 22, 2019 by Rafi Rashid

It was in this topic that I felt that we had really collaborated as a group. For previous topics what we were doing would better be described as group work – we participated by individually contributing articles, weblinks, or personal anecdotes, but there was not much collaborative discussion going on. Don’t get me wrong –Continue reading “Evolving from group work to collaboration (Topic 3)”

Topic 3 (ONL192): Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning

Posted on November 21, 2019 by Alexandra Wirth

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The topic In this topic ‘Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning’, our PBL group were interested in the term ‘connectivism’. I particularly enjoyed reading the original article on this by George Siemens from 2005. There were so many aspects included in the founding of this –ism that…

Experiences with Collaborative Learning

Posted on November 21, 2019 by Shanice Adams

After reading the articles related to Open Networked Learning. I’ve found that the opinion of others reflects my own experience. In my experience, the completion of collaborative tasks meant either very little reflection for my efforts in group-based work or carrying a big portion of group work while others would benefit from my individual effort.Continue reading “Experiences with Collaborative Learning”

From cooperation to collaboration. How reflection and choice of tool can influence the discussion.

Posted on November 21, 2019 by Nina Albrecht

The weeks are passing quickly, and we are now half way through the course. The last two weeks have not only brought many new ideas into my mind, but also gave me the opportunity to co-lead topic 3 with Bianca from Germany. Topic 3 was about collaborative learning, which encouraged to reflect on collaborative learning in …

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“go out and collaborate”

Posted on November 20, 2019 by Linda Beckman

One of the best things with this course is that I rememeber how it was to be a student again. This only will improve my teacher skills in terms of greater empathy for the students. It is really interesting how I require my students to work collaborative without reflecting on collaboration, as discussed by Kearsley […]

The wonders and worries of collaborative learning

Posted on November 20, 2019 by Liv Lofthus

During the two weeks of topic 3 I have reflected a lot upon the term collaborative learning- all kinds of collaboration, really. Have most of the collaboration I have been a part of really been cooperative rather than collaborative? It really is very easy to fall into the trap of dividing the workload so thatContinue reading “The wonders and worries of collaborative learning”

Topic 3 Collaborative learning

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Cecilie Aurvoll

Collaboration is hard! Collaboration is teamwork, discussing, participating, disagreeing, agreeing and getting there together. Not one by one. We all have lots of experience with group work. Most of the time group work equals cooperative work. We divi…

Embracing the frustration of online collaborative learning

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Maria Niemi

These past weeks on the Open Networked Learning course have been more of a challenge for me than previous ones. I have been confornted with some of my personal shortcomings, that are very much based on a learned habits from working together by ”dividing up the task”. But at the same time, I try toFortsätt läsa “Embracing the frustration of online collaborative learning”

Seeing the wood for the trees

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Michelle Coates

My experiences as a team leader for Topic 3 New platforms, new opportunities. This was my first time ever hosting online meetings with my PBL group. A bit daunting, maybe, but I feel it turned out fairly well in the end. Topic 3 was all about learning in communities and creating collaborative spaces. That isContinue reading “Seeing the wood for the trees”

Topic 3: Learning in Communities: An Experience with Collaborative Learning

Posted on November 19, 2019 by M Kamala Devi

Collaborative learning (CL) as an educational approach to teaching and learning, is not a new concept. In my current practice, I have used CL in several modules as a teaching/learning approach as it allows for learners to converse with peers, listen to different perspectives, articulate and defend their ideas (Laal & Laal, 2012). With CL,Continue reading “Topic 3: Learning in Communities: An Experience with Collaborative Learning”

Reflections on topic 3: Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning

Posted on November 18, 2019 by Marie-Louise Eriksson

It is hard to create a good online environment that is well suited for connected learning. It demands a lot of time and effort, both from “teacher”/facilitator and learner, and a shared knowledge of different digital tools to become a really effective and creative learning experience. PLN It has been nice to think about my […]