ONL221 Topic 1: Online Learning and Digital Literacies

Posted on by Shelley Guyton

Topic 1 Online Participation and Digital Literacies was an interesting and appropriate topic to start the ONL course. As my PBL group got to discussing the scenario, we found ourselves questioning who was having an issue with online learning in the scenario–the student or the teacher. This helped me reflect on online learning as shared […]

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Topic 1

Posted on by Ares Gomez

Online Participation and Digital Literacies. Week 3 done already… I am still lost but somehow (mainly with the great help of my colleagues) topic 1 is done! In this topic, we discussed about the GillySalmon model and the COI-Model. I knew already the GillySalmon model but the COI-Model was new to me. Here is how […]

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A resident; beyond social visibility

Posted on by Marwa Amri

Pensky (2001) makes a distinction between what he calls “digital natives” and “digital immigrants.” Digital natives, according to him, are natives” and “digital immigrants”. Digital natives, according to him, are those born digital and enjoy a digital sensitivity and show skillful use. In contrast, digital immigrants are those who have possible adaptation problems with technology […]

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The internet and digital litearcies

Posted on by hema kalamogan

This blog post is a part of #ONL221.Many of us get onto the internet to learn, work and engage everyday but how often do we reflect on the act of logging onto the internet? How do we navigate and learn on the internet?These are two questions I have bee…