How difficult could it be taking an online course? “It depends”, you say, and I agree and wonder further what is the most challenging for online learning:  learner’s personality, learner’s digital or general skills, co-learners’ personalities and skills, teacher related factors, etc. What is the difference between sitting and discussing various topics face-to-face with your … Fortsätt läsa Learning, digital literacy and digital skills

Ready for a new day at ONL191 where our group will be discussing different ways to presents content.

This week’s discussions focused on how we, as a society, perceive web literacy. A short recap is in order to help understand my thoughts on this…An older view of looking at online technology literacy compares “natives” – those who grew up with techno…

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This is my first post for ONL191 and my first foray into the world of Blogging… Nothing better to incentivize oneself than to seek further knowledge, which is why I enrolled in ONL191. I am an institutional learner from Stockholm University here in S…

“Ideas are easy. Implementation is hard.” – Guy Kawasaki Hi! Though it is a part of the ONL-course, I feel that it is a proper time for me to take on a challenge to start blogging… Being a university teacher in Statistics I see a lot of changes in the academic world and outside it, e.g. globalization, … Fortsätt läsa Första blogginlägget

Hello there! This blog has been created as a learning diary for my Project Based Learning journey via ONL191.I am eager to learn and test PBL and discover ways to implement PBL in my teaching.So, welcome aboard! Gamze