Internationalization of the curriculum Posted on September 22, 2020 by Anne Duplouy This fall I am joining a pedagogical course on International and Collaborative Environment at the University of Helsinki (https://blogs.helsinki.fi/ya2internationalcollaborative/). The goal of the course is to give us a better understanding of the challenges of internationalization, and diversity in our institutions and our classrooms. We are gonna discuss diverse topics related to this theme through … Continue reading Internationalization of the curriculum
About me Posted on September 21, 2020 by Maya Hoveskog Hej everyone! I’m Maya Hoveskog, an associate professor in Innovation Management at Halmstad University, Sweden. Originally, I’m from Bulgaria and I did my PhD in the area of Industrial Management in 2006 there. I have been living and working in Sweden since 2006 and have been previously working at Jönköping International Business School, Sweden. IContinue reading “About me”
What’s with the Orchestration of Talk? Posted on September 16, 2020 by Nadya Shaznay Patel I’ve titled my blog Orchestration of Talk. So, I thought it’ll be great to write my very first post about it. When I was at the Institute of Education, UCL, I had the best times of my life doing the Doctor in Education (International) programme! Engaged in intellectually stimulating discussions with academic staff and fellowContinue reading “What’s with the Orchestration of Talk?”
What’s Next? Posted on May 25, 2020 by Alessio After a few months journey, the “Open Networked Learning” course has come to an end. It has been a really nice experience, which has enriched me with new knowledge from…
Am I a better person? Posted on May 20, 2020 by Viktor Another journey in the Lost Academics’ life is over, the journey of clearing ONL201. So how was it? Since we during the course talked a lot about emotions, I might as well use emotions to describe my journey through the course. And it turned out to be an emotional roller coaster, with a happy ending. Fortsätt läsa “Am I a better person?”
Getting all emotional… Posted on May 15, 2020 by Viktor Emotions in education, is that really suitable? Well, it depends on what you mean with emotions. In daily life we might think of emotions as being happy, sad, in love or angry. That is, connected to a specific (strong) mood we are in. So how is this relevant in a learning context? To be ableFortsätt läsa “Getting all emotional…”
Something good Posted on May 13, 2020 by Daniel de Augustinis So I was really sad about the end of ONL 201 and I kind of down in the dumps, as you can see here <https://superjacared.wordpress.com/2020/05/13/the-end-of-something-good/>. I just finished writing that, and, as it is supposed to be, I̵…
The end of something good Posted on May 13, 2020 by Daniel de Augustinis Once I heard in a training session that an activity should be ended when it’s at its peak – this should allow for interest to remain high, prompting students to be willing to try the following activities. This I how I say good-bye to ONL 201 and my peers in Group 5: at the heightContinue reading “The end of something good”
Strategies for Effective Group Learning Posted on May 13, 2020 by Viktor When doing topic three on the ONL course – Learning in communities: network collaborative learning – we got to read an article that really caught my attention. I got my attention not only for how I can use the outcome of the article when I design Online learning, but also for how I can useFortsätt läsa “Strategies for Effective Group Learning”
Communities of inquiry: myth or reality? Posted on May 10, 2020 by Alessio In literature, a community of inquiry (CoI) is defined as a group of people who collaboratively engage in critical thinking to construct personal meaning and confirm understanding. Communities of inquiry…
