My name is Ida and I work at Lund University Commissioned Education (LUCE) as a Project Coordinator. Representing all faculties at Lund University we provide tailor-made courses, training programmes, and capacity building programmes (international and/or national). Since a couple of years, I have taken a particular interest in eLearning and the digital tools we can … Continue reading The Learning in Open Networked →

We are living and working in hectic times. We all have a lot to do, a lot to say, and a lot to think. Do we ever have time to think about how to best design an online course? I have often found that teachers, administrators and coordinators do not have enough time, or do … Continue reading Stop and think →

During these two weeks, we have discussed online collaboration and learning. It has been rather interesting, as we have been talking about it while actually collaborating and learning online. In theory, facilitating an online collaboration should be rather easy if you just follow Brindley et al. steps (2009): Facilitate learner readiness for group work. Establish … Continue reading Easy peasy lemon squeezy? →

I am currently working at the Department for Commissioned Education at Lund University. This department differs quite a lot from other departments at the university, with the main goal of Lund University Commissioned Education (LUCE) being to sell education to professionals. Do Massive Open Online Courses go well with commissioned education? Open Online Courses are … Continue reading What open courses means to commissioned education →

 Hi, My name is Ida. I am a Millennial (born between 1981-2000) and I am addicted to digital technology (Ng, et al. 2010). I am currently having nine (9) conversations on Facebook, ten (10) conversations on WhatsApp, and five (5) conversations on Instagram DM. I am having conversations in Australia, Uruguay, France, Sweden, Germany and … Continue reading A Millennials digital confessions →