First week of ONL course

Posted on by Anna-Karin Welmer

Today, I participated in the first online webinar for the ONL course. Exciting to learn that there are course participants from across the world, with a large variety of professional backgrounds. Previous experiences of online teaching and learning in the group seem to vary greatly. Lars Uhlin talked about PBL. The core of the learning […]

First week of ONL course

Posted on by Anna-Karin Welmer

Today, I participated in the first online webinar for the ONL course. Exciting to learn that there are course participants from across the world, with a large variety of professional backgrounds. Previous experiences of online teaching and learning in the group seem to vary greatly. Lars Uhlin talked about PBL. The core of the learning […]

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My First Blog Post

Posted on by Christiane Schnabel

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. Hy everyone, I am Christiane, a postdoctoral researcher from Germany. I am a verterianrian by training and focus on immunology, the body’s system of defense. Pursuing a career in academia I am concerned with learning and teaching. Now, I am a participant of ONL 192. […]

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Thoughts on Scenario 1

Posted on by Esther Bättig Neusch

Group 15 met today for the first time to discuss scenario 1. Interestingly enough, we have more or less taken a hard look at the topic of blogging. Apparently, many of us have trouble publishing our personal thoughts in a „professional“ environment. This led us to the webinar content with Dave White. To what extent […]

ONL 192 Beginnings

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Open Networked Learning (ONL) describes itself as, “An open online course about open online teaching and learning.” https://www.opennetworkedlearning.se/ This past week I began my participation in Open Networked Learning – ONL 192. I came across this global, online teaching and learning opportunity I believe through peers in the Creative Commons Certification course I completed earlier … Continue reading ONL 192 Beginnings →

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Who am I?

Posted on by Suzana Chaves

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. Hello there! To you that is reading this I will introduce myself. My name is Suzana and I am an Immunology Professor from Brazil. This blogging thing is new to me. I must confess I am a little uncomfortable about it.  Hopefully it will get … Continue reading Who am I? →

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Who am I?

Posted on by Suzana Chaves

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken. — Oscar Wilde. Hello there! To you that is reading this I will introduce myself. My name is Suzana and I am an Immunology Professor from Brazil. This blogging thing is new to me. I must confess I am a little uncomfortable about it.  Hopefully it will get … Continue reading Who am I? →

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Airmanship & Learning: Musings Before ONL192

Posted on by Ana Maria Barral

When I started the ONL191 journey in February, I posted a picture of me jumping in the Anza-Borrego desert (California) as the image for my blog posting. Jumping pictures have become a requirement of my travel pictures since a few years back, and I thought about posting another, but instead this one is “after jump.” […]

My First Blog Post

Posted on by Liv Lofthus

Hello, my name is Liv Lofthus. I work with digital learning in higher education at the University of South-Eastern Norway. I am starting this blog as a part of participating in the online course Open Networked Learning.

Getting Started on ONL192

Posted on by Kelly Maroon

This week, we have been introduced to the ONL192 community and the platform that we will be making use of. I am incredibly excited to start this journey and I am looking forward to learning more about the field and how I can improve my practice and methodologies. I am fortunate enough to have three […]

Getting Started on ONL192

Posted on by Kelly Maroon

This week, we have been introduced to the ONL192 community and the platform that we will be making use of. I am incredibly excited to start this journey and I am looking forward to learning more about the field and how I can improve my practice and methodologies. I am fortunate enough to have three […]