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Tag Archives: online learning
Creative playfulness
I submitted a draft of my PhD discussion chapter yesterday. It’s over 7,000 words, so I won’t post it all here! I can never remember the actual title of my thesis – but I am looking broadly about how peer … Continue reading
Stealing learning
He came like a thief in the night. Stealthily, furtively, he crept in. With nobody watching he grabbed it, clutched at it with all his might, cradled it close to his chest and shuffled away. This picture of learners who … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Online learning, Teaching
Tagged lurk, lurker, lurking, online learning
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Researcher journal: starting out
Wise words from a friend about the importance of keeping a researcher journal. I mentioned this at my PhD annual review this week and my reviewers agreed, so here goes. I started my studies in January 2012 with Vicky Gunn (then … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, MOOC, Online learning, Peer interaction, PhD, Researcher Journal
Tagged cMOOC, online learning, peer interaction, PhD, research
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Where’s the pedagogy?
I love decorating my Christmas tree. Every year I buy more sparkly, shiny things and manage to cram them all onto my fairly small tree – much to N’s amazement and the cats’ delight. Some of the decorations are beautiful, … Continue reading
Posted in Online learning, Teaching, Technology
Tagged Christmas decorations, Christmas trees, course design, online learning, pedagogy
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In defence of the VLE
It’s easy to bash the VLE (Virtual Learning Environment). I’m not going to pretend that it is a universal panacea for online or blended learning, but it is not as bad as some folk make out. I think it’s easy to forget just … Continue reading
Posted in #MoocMooc, Learning, Online learning, Teaching, Technology
Tagged #moocmooc, Moodle, online learning, VLE
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Vicarious learning
If we think that tutorials and seminars are an important part of the campus based learning experience, then how to we replace these when we are designing and delivering online courses? One way might be to use virtual classroom software … Continue reading