In my final project for the Creative Commons Certificate course I will describe how I can best advocate for open values, practices and resources within institution and context. I will also highlight my key learnings from the course and try to offer some advice from my perspective. Finally, I will highlight a couple of challenges […]
The Swedish Association of University Teachers and Researchers- a critical stakeholder for the proliferation of OEPs in Sweden
In the following text I will argue how the Swedish Association of University Teachers and Researchers (the teachers’ union in the contex of higher education in Sweden) is a critical stakeholder for the proliferation of OEPs in Sweden. By doing so, I will explain the primary context in which I am interested in Creative Commons, […]
Presentation at the Lifelong Learning Summit in Lillehammar
Today, I am at the Lifelong Learning Summit in Lillehammar organized by the International Counicl for Open and Distance Education (ICDE) and the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University). Very shortly, I will present the Idea management course, a hybrid mooc developed for business professionals about the initial phase of the idea management process. […]
Essentials from Open Networked Learning 2018
More than two months ago, I wrote a post entitled Fresh start with a nice view: I was about to reactivate my old blog while I still enjoyed my last autumn vacation day in Italy. I remember being slightly stressed … Continue reading →
Open Education in 2018 – Shifting Sands
This post provides a brief summary of my reflections and insights after an asynchronous discussion with the ONL181 cohort about the concepts of open education and sharing openly online. As some of you may know, I have been involved with ONL for several…
Self and peer assessment in a Marketing course
For the last 4 years, I am the course convener for the course Marketing Strategies at Karlstad Business School. During the entire 15 ECTS (10 weeks, full-time) course, the students are working in small teams. They take on the role as marketing consultants and work together with and for a local company to analyse its’ marketing […]
Inaugural COER International Research Symposium
Today, I will be attending the inaugural COER International Research Symposium at the Center for open education research at the University of Oldenburg. This is a particularly interesting event for me. Partially, due to my interest in open education. I have been codesigning and codeveloping open courses such as Understanding Customer Experience, Idea management and Servitization, […]
Last week’s keynote by Hülya Basaran
During last week’s pedagogical conference at Karlstad University, I had the pleasure to listen to the keynote by Hülya Basaran. Hülya held a very inspirational speech about her immigrant background, being different, braking norms and following one’s dreams. I’m always glad, when I see a presenter in Sweden having a creative commons license on the […]
Presentation at pedagogical conference at Karlstad University
Today, I am attending the pedagogical conference at Karlstad University. This year’s topic is about gender integration in teaching. During the morning we will listen to a couple of presenations on how colleagues have worked with gender and gender equality questions in their respective programs. Camilla Berglund, Maria Jansdotter Samuelsson, Nina Thelander in teacher education, Ann Bergman and […]
Everything reloaded – finally a new homepage
Finally it is done. For years I wanted to make an update to my old and rusty blog/homepage. It was running on Joomla, as I had worked with the CMS for some time, running the AFL Sweden homepage and in some other projects. For the last years, however, I’ve been working more with WordPress. I […]
Excited about 2nd run of @openUCE
In 10 days, we will start the second run of our open networked learning course “Understanding Customer Experience”. We got a new homepage and I’m testing all new functions and gimmicks. Stay tuned for more info. Ah, btw. If you want t…
Day two of cMOOC with internet havoc
What a rollercoaster ride the first two days of our new open course have been. After a fantastic start yesterday, with a lot of new registrations and the first participants connecting their blogs to the course homepage, the unthinkable happened this afternoon. A digging accident in the east of Sweden damaged two major fiberinternet cables, resulting in unaccessibility of […]
Start of my first open networked learning course
After a good year of planning, I finally kicked-off my first cMOOC today. Almost one and a half years ago, I started this blog as a participant in FDOL. Today, already on the first day of the course, I have participants from Sweden and around the world connecting their blogs to our course homepage. This is such a great reward for […]
Are you digital literate? Am I?
Unit two of the open flexible online course (FDOL) that I currently engage in, is about digital literacy. “Digital literacy?” you might ask yourself. Yes! Digital literacy – a term, which was new to me until a few weeks back. A term, which covers a broad range of things on the digital self and practice and which […]
The digital me: past, present and future
This is the first post on my new blog and is part of a learning experience in the open online course FDOL, which I am currently participating in. This short post is about the digital me. My digital journey began in the early days of the world wide web with a short internship in the […]