Open learning - back to basics
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CC0 Photo by chuttersnap on UnsplashThe term *open *in education can mean
almost anything today and should always be taken with at least a pinch of
salt. ...
Blogroll for ONL162
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ONL181 Starts with a Bitmoji & Zest! - A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step (Lao Tzu, n.d.). So the journey starts for ONL181 and the South African participants. We started o...
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The Rhino Run 2018 - My 2nd Rhino Run was extra special as my daughter walked with me. This event continues to be a wonderful outdoor experience. Sadly not as well supported a...
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#ONL181 - A new season of the course Open Networked Learning starts again and I am really looking forward to being a part of this vibrant community of people eager...
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Roboträdsla - Source: Forskarbloggen Advertisements
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Lesbian space and where to find it - Back home. Now, I’m going to need a strategy in order to keep at least the memory of the feeling. I can’t expect to keep the feeling from the European Lesb...
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Webinar: The power of silent learners in a group - Source: Webinar: The power of silent learners in a group
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The Power of Storytelling - As we introduce ‘hands on learning’ and Design thinking in education there is often a need to documnt what occur BEFORE, DURING and AFTER producing an repr...
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Pros and Cons - Pros with ONL (positive things) Cons with ONL (negative things) This is what I´ve learned (…that I can use in my teaching @mah) POSITIVE . “Online learning...
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Finishing up ONL162 - As the course has now finished I will try to summarize and capture my learning throughout the course modules. The course started with the module about conn...
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Reaching the goal is only a new beginning - The ONL course has finished. A bit late, I have now found the time to reflect on the experience of Online Network Learning. The literature and the learning...
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Reflections on Topic 5: Lessons learnt – future practice - When I enrolled and started the ONL162 course, I did not know how many hours it required nor how much time I was going to invest on it, but as the course m...
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eLearning – A rainbow unicorn? - To start with, I think that online learning is definitely a future for global education. I agree it maybe not on the acceptable development stage right now...
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Topic 5, final post, what did I learn? - When I started this course, my schedule was a lot different from when I applied for the course, and making the Skype meetings was the most challenging aspe...
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An interview with an ONL162 learner - In my last blogpost for the ONL course I have conducted an interview with the ONL learner Ida – Ida has interviewed Ida. Well, eh, that is actually me inte...
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Final words in ONL 162 - I have knowned about the open networked learning course for a couple of years now and have tried a couple of times to participate, but there hasn´t been en...
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LifeAfterTomorrow - My reflections on Topic 5 So, this is the end of the journey. Or the beginning of using the knowledge gained in this course. The course started in digital ...
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The Sun and the North Wind - janwillemsen www.flickr.com under CC licence CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 As Bates (2016) put it: “Using technology can give you possibilities to rethink your teaching”...
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Summative reflections and outlook for the future - It is about time to look back at the experiences of the last couple of months. Given that it has been rather an intensive period in my professional and fam...
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Topic 5. Lessons learnt – future practice - The most important things I have learnt through my engagement in the ONL course: It has been a wonderful journey with ONL 162 online course and I have le...
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Topic 5: Reflections - THE OPPORTUNITY I was invited to join the ONL162 online networked course as a student, this was a privilege and a journey of discovery into what it really ...
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Topic 5: ONL162 wrap-up - Time has passed quickly and we are about to wrap up our online learning course ONL162. This has certainly been an interesting experience for me – to sum up...
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Final reflections - Here I am sitting with a wealth of new-found knowledge and I cannot believe that this course has drawn to an end! My final blog post serves as an overall r...
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Lessons learnt and future directions - This course was not at all what I expected, or maybe I didn’t know what to expect. I signed up for the course because it was about online learning, which I...
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Reflecting on reflecting - This process has been quite informative – and entertaining. I laughed a lot, mostly at myself, and about realising that my life could have been much easier...
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The Journey of ONL 162 - What are the most important things that you have learnt through your engagement in the ONL course? Why? I have been designing blended learning courses for ...
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My reflections on ONL162 - I have to be honest I was wishing this course away up until Topic 3, it was taking up time I did not have and I was learning in an area which I felt was n...
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Final Thoughts - We have reached the end of the ONL course. It was an interesting experience and I am happy to have tried out and have given my contributions. The online co...
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A summary of my learning experience in ONL162 - More than ten weeks have passed since we started the course called Open Networked Learning. We have gone through different topics, tried many new tools and...
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Moving forwards and backwards - Community The ONL course has ended, and I will miss the discussions from PBL group 3. The group work has given me a new experience on possibilities for com...
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Lessons that are not learnt… - The ONL162 course is now coming to its end, and like at the end of a holiday, time has come … Continue reading →
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Topic 5: ONL162 wrapped - We have reached the end of the ONL course and it is time to wrap-up. This has been an amazing learning journey and a wonderful opportunity for change. Let’...
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Once upon a time, there was a lonely sausage coming out…. - This course has been an interesting experience. Most of the content and the proper format turned – if not upside … Läs mer →
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Topic 5: Lessons learnt – future practice - This picture is from a rehabilitation period at ”Vintersol”, Teneriffa. It was the best rehabilitation I’ve experienced, and I have been thinking a lot abo...
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Lessons learnt – future practice. Topic 5 ONL162 - I applied for the course without knowing anything about it, it just sounded like a great course that I really needed. Later on when I received the invitati...
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Topic 5: Course reflection - It is hard to believe our 10 week ONL journey is drawing to a close, feels like our group has accomplished loads in that short time. Through networking a...
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Topic 5 Lessons learnt – future practice - The most challenging part of the course was not having enough time to explore the topics and build relationships with fellow ONL’ers. I think it is an opp...
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Put it all together - I think the course have been intensive and challenging in many ways. For me it feels that I have running around in different landscapes and not for a minut...
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Topic 5: Lessons leant - It was a short journey with very nice online team-mates from Sweden and South Africa. I learnt a lot and I am very happy of that. As a teacher, I will defi...
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Topic 5 The end of the journey …. or is it the beginning of another - The PBL162 journey is coming to and end, but its really just the start of the exploration into the online digital learning world. We came, we saw, we conqu...
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Topic 5, Some thoughts - During this week, I was analyzing my own development in the digital community learning and I discovered that I’m still a visitor who is trying to become a ...
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Topic 5 – Lessons learnt - This was an interesting journey… I started off very confused as to where this fit into my everyday life and how this will actually benefit me. I was frustr...
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Lessons learned - The ONL 162 is coming to an end, it was a long but very interesting journey. I took part in the course as an Open Learner and a member of PBL Group 5. For ...
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Topic 5: Over and out - So final week in the ONL-course! We have been asked to reflect on a few questions in our blogs. So this is what I will do in this blog post. Enjoy! What ar...
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Kerstin´s final summarizing blog - Some of the most important things that I´ve learnt through my engagement in the ONL162 course is the importance of self-motivation and management of time w...
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The journey continues… - This blog’s title – ”My journey through ONL” – is very appropriate. For it has indeed been a journey. And the journey will continue after the end of the co...
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We are collaborating, so why can’t technology?! - The most important lessons learnt for me have been on providing a more solid theoretical framework on Collaborative learning. The most rewarding learning a...
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Topic 5. Course Reflection - "What are the most important things that you have learnt through your engagement in the ONL course? Why?" -Future Practice I think that I have acquired ...
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Blended learning ideas for Faculty Development from OLC - Just got back from the very sunny, blue sky, Sunshine state of Florida after attending the OLC (Online Learning Consortium) there in Orlando with over 2000...
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Falling behind… but moving forward - So, here I am more than a month later. Been far too busy to do this course, but I am trying to power do some of it now. We’ll see how that goes. Anyway, I’...
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Sharing and openness - Last blog was about being resident or visitor on the internet. The second topic in ONL162 is about sharing and openness. Going online with courses is makin...
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About enlightenment in collaborative learning - The presence of others in both teaching and learning always makes a difference. Somestimes the presence of others can be hard to endure, at other times i...
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Problem based versus traditional teaching, a reflection - I often try to incorporate problem based learning into all my teaching activities, not just a scenario. At least this is an intention. I believe in it as a...
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Topic 3 – a community of inquiry - This topic tackles important subject for me – a community of inquiry which in my opinion is an essence of problem-based learning. I found the scenario very...
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Community of practice as a learning context - Wenger (1998) states that, we cannot design learning, but we can design for it. I like this and it makes me wonder what would be a good or usable design fo...
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Leading Topic 3: Learning in communities – networked collaborative learning - The quote is from my teaching portfolio: I am a visionary, globally aware and connected leader who is not afraid of change. A leader who knows when to lea...
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Investigating SHARING & OPENNESS - SOURCE: http://www.spydialer.com/images/subscribe.png This interesting topic turned group members into “investigators”. The topic had to do with the openne...
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A wondering visitor - These first couple of weeks on the ONL-journey have been really interesting and kind of frightening to tell the truth. … More
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Social media shyness - ONL162 has a strong “social media” aspect to it, which I anticipate I will struggle with. In my private life I am not active in social media: I have Facebo...
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Things I take with me: Topic 1 - The whole series of videos from David The Real English Teacher who speaks so beautifully about being online, in Oxford. Jisk’s productions are always sooo ...
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First blog post - This is the post excerpt.
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ONL162 – Katarina Falk - Hi, I am trying all over again to do my first blog. Are you able to visit my blog now? … Läs mer →
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Hopes and expectations for ONL - The first thing that struck me, is that it’s really good to get the student’s perspective. Until you learn how to manage the learning tools, it’s a real ch...
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Welcome - This is the excerpt for your very first post.
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Teaching and Learning as a lecturer and student; a lifelong learning at work and in daily life - Hi, Thanks for Reading! Åsa is my name and I am a Swedish woman, mother, wife, nurse, teacher, footballs trainer (for Young girls) and in a constant lea...
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Starting ONL162 - In my daily work at Karlstad University in Sweden I support teachers in developing their skills in using the digital tools for teaching and learning. To jo...
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Karin’s karma - http://www.johanbissemattsson.se Karin’s Perspectives on Life, Teaching and Open Networked Learning
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Gearing-up for ONL162 - I can’t believe that a whole year has passed since I first signed-up for the ONL152 programme; and this time I’m back for ONL162 as a Facilitator (no pres...
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Ready to pounce! - So happy to be here🙂 Always enjoy learning something new in a different way.
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Starting point - Starting a new ONL course, KTH 2016.
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Falling behind - This is the excerpt for your second post.
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First blog post - This is the excerpt for your very first post.
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Schmooze or lose - I must say that after 10 weeks I feel somewhat attached to my PBL-group. And trust me, I didn’t think that was going to happen after that first chaotic w...
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Concluding week – ONL future perspectives - Upon joining this Open Networked Learning (ONL) course, I was encouraged by my colleague at Karolinska Institutet (KI), who happened to be my ex-teacher as...