Amidst the Covid-Mania Posted on March 16, 2020 by ivan kwek From where I am, the world seems to be spinning out of control – and understandably so. So much fear and anxiety – and for many, the risks and dangers of infection are very real. As I read and watched how governments, some more clumsily than others, attempt to erect walls against “the foreign virus,”Continue reading “Amidst the Covid-Mania”
This is only the beginning Posted on March 15, 2020 by Ioanna Aslanidou I am going on a journey here.. I’ve spent some time in my life travelling to places around the world, discovering new cultures and people. In the meanwhile, I learned a lot about the world, myself, life.. This time I am embarking on a different journey, which still involves people with different viewpoints that willContinue reading “This is only the beginning”
From the digital literacy to the role of teachers Posted on March 15, 2020 by Hailong Li (MDH) We are already in a transition period about learning an继续阅读“From the digital literacy to the role of teachers”
Test Posted on March 15, 2020 by Adithya Thaduri Hai All, This is a test post to connect to PBL 12 group.
Reflection on digital literacy and online participation Posted on March 14, 2020 by Nadine Karlsson The last 2 weeks I have been immersed in a digital online environment and it was a new social experience. This has been a “learning by doing” experience and these are my reflections that allow me to be an “experiential learner” (Kolb). Being able to communicate and learn online with PBL in a group made […]
What is a lecture? Posted on March 13, 2020 by Carys Egan-Wyer Most of us have probably been to a lecture. We know what it looks like and sounds like and could say (with a reasonable amount of certainty) if we were in one or not. But what exactly constitutes a lecture? What defines a lecture? This is actually quite hard to specify, especially as we increasinglyContinue reading “What is a lecture?”
Health to all – a corona time reflection Posted on March 13, 2020 by vanja Starting late – but with ambitions to last I have recently begun a pedagogical course in open networked learning. The aim is to equip teachers with tools to conduct open networked learning courses in the future. I feel I had over-planned and am not a good student. One explanation, but not excuse, is that asFortsätt läsa “Health to all – a corona time reflection”
Fears and anxiety over going online and the question of private vs professional Posted on March 13, 2020 by Katarina Elevant Going public can feel really scary. Partly because it feels definite, a sort of uneraseable. Therefore I do understand some people express anxiety over for instance blogging. Their thoughts are brought into the light, exposing them to the critical eye of the global public. I think the fears are fully natural and explainable, because everyone […]
Jesper Augustsson 2020-03-12 08:29:00 Posted on March 12, 2020March 12, 2020 by Jesper Augustsson Hello all,Regarding the ONL-course, I have been designated to PBL Group 9. Thefirst weeks were a bit uneventful, but things are starting to pick up now in our group as work on Topic 1 has begun.Best, Jesper
Online teaching quick & dirty: COVID-19 edition Posted on March 11, 2020 by Ana Maria Barral Academic Twitter and email lists are full of both angst and advice regarding moving to online teaching in a very short time due to the coronavirus epidemic. I sympathize. As somebody who teaches both onsite and online, I can attest that the first online courses are hard, even with enough time and support. It takes […]
