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Thoughts on topic 4

Posted on by Ann Scott

This week we started discussing design for online and blended learning in our ONL course. This will be interesting! In the book Teaching as a Design Science (Laurillard, 2012), the author talks about teaching and learning, and she raises a number of interesting questions on what it takes to teach and what it basically takes… Continue reading Thoughts on topic 4

Blog 1-2

Posted on by Kerstin Bragby

Open to learning in sharing – creating in common The first topic around entering and co-creating grounds for participation in learning, touched upon the underlying theme of establishing premises for trust, courage and vulnerability in interactive relationships. It related to different motives, incentives and overall purposes for education/life-long learning and wider educative journeys. The specificFortsätt läsa “Blog 1-2”

Learning in communities

Posted on by Annika Göran Rodell

The topic of this blog deals with issues that are dear to me. I have been involved in course development at the university for several years. When reading the blog of one of my fellow course (ONL211) member  Michail Galanakis,  I stopped and reflect. He states that collaborative learning and democracy fits together and then

Product VS Process

Posted on by Andrea Korens

I have been thinking a lot about Product vs. Process in the education world. I find great joy in helping student transcend their results-orientation, if only for a moment, perhaps because I find it so hard to transcend myself. I do this both consciously and intuitively, through curriculum and instructional design, assessment practices, and modeling.Continue reading “Product VS Process”

Communities and networks in learning

Posted on by Damian Kedziora

In this post I share my reflections about the roles of other persons in our learning process. Learning is a type of journey, with longer or shorter distance, various places and situations along the way, but most importantly – with other people with whom we move, with whom we’ve been preparing for it, or with […]

Openess

Posted on by Annika Göran Rodell

Just now I am in a process of launching this new website Sångshyttan Art. One part of what I want to offer is online courses in sustainable leadership connected to food. To do this I need to learn more about how to offer both digital and on-site courses. How do I reach out to prospective