Topic 5: Wrapping it up

Posted on by Marie-Louise Eriksson

So, it is the 10th of December and it is time to wrap the ONL experience up. I will use the questions posed on our community page to try and sort my thoughts and feeling out, here we go. What are the most important things that you have learnt through your engagement in the ONL […]

Blended Learning

Posted on by Shanice Adams

Let me start by saying that I’ve had no experience in a blended learning environment. Throughout my education, I’ve always had traditional education in a lecture hall style setup. The contact time would be in the physical classroom and face to face interactions with the lecturer either before, during and/or after a lecture has takenContinue reading “Blended Learning”

TOPIC 2 – Open Learning – Sharing and Openness

Posted on by Diego Andrade

“If there is no sharing, there is no teaching.” “Openness is about being generous.”  – David Wiley Second topic and new learning. This time I was introduced to a new world of online education that I didn’t know yet. What’s cool is that I’m increasingly identifying with that kind of knowledge. For starters, if youContinuar lendo “TOPIC 2 – Open Learning – Sharing and Openness”

1. Introducing the use of Digital Literacies

Posted on by Kantha Chetty

I apprehensively enrolled into ONL 192 course given my immigrant status. After my fourth session the apprehension levels decreased. Reasons being that the facilitators and group members created an environment that is so conducive to teaching and learning. I guess one can attribute that to the professions that we do belong to. Since social mediaContinue reading “1. Introducing the use of Digital Literacies”

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reflections on the ONL course and the use of time as a scarce resource….

Posted on by Maria Niemi

I’m finally done with the ONL course! It was surely a rewarding and learning experience, though interestingly, all of us participants in my PBL group reported that the main challenge with the course was lack of time. This is why I write ”finally”, though I did enjoy the course – it did take time thatFortsätt läsa “reflections on the ONL course and the use of time as a scarce resource….”

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How do we create a good collaborative environment?

Posted on by Eugene Macalinga

It’s important to discuss the benefits of collaborative learning in creating a good collaborative environment. Based on the response of the participants in my group, sharing and fun are standout descriptions given as main benefits of collaborative learning. The ability to share ideas from a diverse group and learn something new from different perspectives areContinue reading “How do we create a good collaborative environment?”