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Privacy concerns in different countries and their impact on online learning

Posted on April 6, 2020 by Thomas Fischer

The internet has been hailed as a democratic tool that opens services and content to individuals all over the world. In fact, most of the content in the internet is free. We can watch videos on Youtube, listen to music on Spotify, communicate via Skype, have access to a detailed lexicon on Wikipedia, and soContinue reading “Privacy concerns in different countries and their impact on online learning”

Topic 2

Posted on April 6, 2020 by fridabender

In these past couple of weeks the work in our PBL group has been focused on the advantages and disadvantages of open learning. In trying to think what openness means for my own practice, as teacher and learner, I realize that a) although I have taken steps in the direction of openness, my experience soContinue reading “Topic 2”

Topic 2 Reflection: Open Learning and Lurking Trolls

Posted on April 6, 2020 by piasun

I believe in ‘sharing is caring’ and as a teacher, both when I worked in school and now at the university, I have always been willing to share my materials and good ideas. Most of my colleagues have been appreciative and they have willingly shared materials with myself as well. Sharing is win-win. However, aboutContinue reading “Topic 2 Reflection: Open Learning and Lurking Trolls”

Topic 2: Open learning – Sharing and openness

Posted on April 6, 2020April 6, 2020 by Hanna Tuvesson

BIld av Photo Mix från PixabayAnother two weeks of the Open Network Learning course have passed and I have had the opportunity to reflect on sharing and openness in learning/teaching. Openness has been described as an umbrella term and philosophical co…

Reflections on Open Learning – Sharing and Openness

Posted on April 6, 2020 by Matti Karlsson

Dear blog and readers, Openness in my teaching practice has not been an issue so far. Courses at our university of applied sciences (TAMK) have been targeted mainly to the degree students, who have access to e.g. our Moodle LMS, where majority of the courses reside. However, the students have been free to use the … Continue reading Reflections on Open Learning – Sharing and Openness

What open-source software can teach to open education

Posted on April 5, 2020 by Alessio

Butcher et al. define open education as “an approach centred on students needs, located in multiple arenas of learning and that seeks to remove all unnecessary barriers to learning, while…

Need new business models for open online courses

Posted on April 5, 2020 by Hailong Li (MDH)

Going ‘open’ is a clear trend for many things, such as 继续阅读“Need new business models for open online courses”

TOPIC 2: Open Learning – sharing and openness

Posted on April 5, 2020 by Nana Waldréus

Openness in learning is an important concept to take into consideration for all educators and learners. It has become even more important as we use the internet. Technology has an important role for openness in education, but it is the educators resources, digital literacy and own knowledge, as well as their limitations that govern howFortsätt läsa “TOPIC 2: Open Learning – sharing and openness”

Inequality and Open Education

Posted on April 5, 2020 by joelmartinsson

When I signed up for the ONL course I did it with because (a) I wanted to learn more about online teaching and (b) that I thought it might be useful in the future. The two objectives have already been fulfilled, since the future has arrived a lot earlier than I thought it would. InFortsätt läsa “Inequality and Open Education”

Reflections on the #OER20 presentation of @OpenNetLearn

Posted on April 5, 2020April 5, 2020 by Jörg Pareigis

On Thursday, I presented together with my dear colleague Lars Uhlin our open online course Open Networked Learning during #OER20. You can find the recording here. The session started with a presentation by Bonnie Stewart, Dave Cormier and their colleagues…

Open Educational Ressources

Posted on April 5, 2020 by Clarissa Sielemann

This Week we talked a lot about OER (Open Educational Ressources) and our experiences with them.For me OER are an ideal tool for learning especially in higher education. I think it’s very important to publish articles and research findings in general open and free. Therefore everyone no matter of there country or status has access … Continue reading Open Educational Ressources

Open Pedagogy

Posted on April 4, 2020 by Kiruthika Ragupathi

The idea of open in higher education has multiple interpretations, and a considerable lack of clarity, partly due to the use of varied terms such as the Open Educational Resources (OERs), Massively Open Online Courses (MOOCs), Open education, Open lear…