Topic 5: Lessons learnt – future practice

So little time, but so much to do… I have learnt a lot and I am happy that I actually hung in there. Not only was it rewarding to listen to the different talks and seminars, but I really appreciated and learned a lot from our group meetings. I want to say Thank you! to

Topic 4 – Design for online and blended learning

What would a curry be without spices? Nothing. The blend of different spices make the difference of a good and a bad curry. Or no curry at all. Also, some like their curry really hot while others prefer a curry with no cardamom. With that said, it is difficult to find the perfect blend of

Topic 3 – Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning

The possibilities to use different technological solutions for online collaboration are endless. New tools pop up every week. I am currently involved in different communities where they use Teams, Dropbox, GoogleDrive, Box, common hard drive, BlackBoard and more. It is confusing and time-consuming to know where information is placed depending on which project I am

Topic 2: Open Learning – Sharing and Openness

“openness as a primary condition for the progress and protection of civilisation” Bohr 1945 I am all in for open learning. Open learning means that more people get the chance to get educated when they can and to what degree they want. However, I struggle with doing the very same thing I believe in –

Topic 1 – Online participation; digital literacies

After watching the videos made by David White I wonder where I want to be on the scale. I have been, and still am, naive in regards to my digital presence. I have learned a lot since my kids started to use social media and am now very concerned of what digital traces I leave

First impression of the course

So this is only a test to see if I am understanding what I am doing 🙂 I am looking forward to take this course and learn from other academics all over the world. If it wasn’t for Covid19 I don’t think I would have signed up for this course. So at least the pandemic

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