Topic 5 – Reflections on ONL211

It has been 3 months since I started on the ONL211 journey, and to be honest, I did not know what to expect when I signed up for it.  I was attracted by one of the topics (blended learning), which caught my eye because it was highly relevant to what I was going to do

Topic 3 – Learning in Communities

The topic of learning in communities or networked community learning is relatively new to me, especially with participants across the world.  ONL211 provides an experience and a glimpse into that, although we are still considered a cohort or group.  We orchestrated an experience of a small community learning experiment using Perusall, a website where we

Topic 4 – Design for Online and Blended Learning

Blended Learning is a topic close to my heart because I am currently leading an internal task force to propel ourselves quickly into this area.  The learnings from ONL211 give me some ideas and insights into this space, although there are a lot more to explore when it comes to implementation. The tweet chat session

Topic 1 – Online Participation and Digital Literacies

Open Network Learning (ONL) topic 1 looks at online participation and digital literacies.  Despite wishful thinking, I cannot be a digital native, but I have previously considered myself as an early digital migrant, having dabbled in this space since the turn of the century.  Having heard the webinar from David White, I cannot help but

Topic 2 – Open Learning (Sharing and Openness)

Open Learning

Virtual Talk

2020 was certainly a year of virtual engagement and connection. This was one of my talks that was conducted virtually. While I am physically in the studio, my audience is connected with me virtually via zoom. The visuals and 3D objects are virtually displayed online, while on site and on set, I can only guess