Topic 1 – Online participation and digital literacies Posted on April 9, 2021 by Keshnie Govender Due to Covid 19 we were all thrust into the virtual world of on line meetings. However, my on line participation drastically increased during this period. I am no fundi in teams or zoom meetings but my knowledge has grown in leaps and bounds. Being a novice to PBL, I was unsure of it workings.Continue reading “Topic 1 – Online participation and digital literacies”
Yipeee, my first official blog. Posted on April 9, 2021 by Keshnie Govender As I am embark on this journey I am super excited yet apprehensive. I have always read blogs and found the narratives interesting and one day said hopefully I will get the courage to express myself. Well that one day is here due to ONL which gave me the push. As a novice blogger gettingContinue reading “Yipeee, my first official blog.”
Topic 2: Open Learning – Sharing and Openness – Reflections by Chamara Posted on April 8, 2021April 8, 2021 by Chamara Kumara Topic 2: Open Learning – Sharing and OpennessThis was also an eye-opening week for me. Stepped on to a topic which I my self has used while I was doing my PhD studies, but never thought about it too much. After listening to the Ted talk …
OPEN Posted on April 3, 2021 by Mae-Ling NG Openness in my world has led to advancement, extensive collaboration in the face of pressing needs. An explosion of information overload. From individual patient medical and health data to global scale pandemic solutions. Ideally sharing would allow access to others to recreate and circulate. What better way to make new knowledge accessible for all toContinue reading “OPEN”
If digital literacy forms your personality Posted on March 30, 2021 by Tatja Pusa The first association for openness in today’s world is, at least for me, connected to digital means and access. Even though the technical requirements for digital equipment would be fulfilled, there is more needed to acquire digital literacy. According to Beetham and Sharpe (2010), apart from technological knowledge, digital skills also include skills and motivations.Continue reading “If digital literacy forms your personality”
Personal sharing online. Posted on March 22, 2021 by Mae-Ling NG A space to share, to mentor, to set a vision for those who want to learn. How can we learn unless someone taught? How can we dare move into un chartered waters unless explore unless someone inspired? Content is plenty. But common sense is not. Common sense is unarticulated subtle information that everyone could notContinue reading “Personal sharing online.”
Topic 1: Online participation & digital literacies – Reflections by Chamara Posted on March 22, 2021March 22, 2021 by Chamara Kumara Topic 1: Online participation & digital literacies The COVID19 pandemic made us maintain most of our connections online and teaching was part of it too. Thus, I thought of taking this online open network learning (ONL) course to dive a bit deep to …
Introduction Posted on March 2, 2021 by Mae-Ling NG Looking forward to a season of learning, to be loss in the world of expectant exploration, of undefined areas of uncharted waters personally in the sea of blogs. Much like opening pandora box, unlike my defined life as a family physician.
CONNECTION Wk Posted on March 2, 2021 by Mae-Ling NG Post first session of connection week It was mind boggling that the world has indeed been reduced to a mere screen of educators from different parts of the globe. All in my little metallic equipment. It’s a small world after all……
Setting up a blog! Posted on March 1, 2021April 30, 2021 by Esa Ruskeepää Suomenlinna sea fortress (1748–). Photograph © 2021 Esa Ruskeepää.
Introduction Posted on February 26, 2021 by Mae-Ling NG Hi! I am a family physician. Will be interesting to connect with other educators around the world.
The dilemma of finding an adequate level of differences Posted on January 5, 2021 by Lena Örnberg There are many layers of differences between humans. On a personal level, I prefer to socialise with people who share the same values, and who perceive the world in a similar way. Professionally, too many similarities may lead to stagnation rather than development. With only visionaries in a team, there is an obvious risk thatContinue reading “The dilemma of finding an adequate level of differences”
