open networked learning – Page 2 – All the blog posts from the #onl181 community

Open Networked Learning: Challenges and Opportunities

Posted on September 13, 2018 by KayO

The next iteration of the online course Open Networked Learning is beginning next week. As a past participant, co-facilitator and presenter, I have been involved in different ways with this wonderful open learning opportunity for academics teaching in …

#ONL181

Posted on September 9, 2018 by Gizeh_ONL

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 to learn and collaborate online. This pic was taken during our last meeting in zoom. Advertisements

An unexpected present

Posted on June 30, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

Today I got my first open badge and I am happy to share it here! You have received an EDEN “Contributor” Open Badge Dear Colleague, We are pleased to award you with an EDEN Open Badge in order to appreciate your contribution to the conference content and to acknowledge your active participation at the EDEN […]

Registration for ONL172 is open!

Posted on June 19, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

From the European Distance and E-Learning Network – EDEN 26th annual conference (post 1)

Posted on June 19, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

The EDEN 26th annual meeting took place in Jönköping last week. It was the first time I participated. Here, I want to share some presentations that I found particularly interesting, including our own presentation last Friday! 1- Anders Söderholm, UKÄ director talked, for instance, about the University as a platform for learning instead of an […]

Sunshine at the end!

Posted on April 28, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

There is sun at the end of the winding road. Today I had my last meeting with my PBL5 group. We talked a lot about our experiences during the ONL171 course. It was good. I am aware that we often need to hear about what went well. However, to receive constructive criticism is also important. […]

E Pluribus Unum

Posted on April 20, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

This post is not about flowers, I promise! Do you know what happens to orchids when you water them too much or too little? They die! I know it because I no longer have orchids. I do have an online group though. With online groups it may be the same. As a facilitator you really […]

The kind of teacher I want to be

Posted on April 7, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge” (Attributed to Albert. Einstein) I have been blessed with great teachers throughout my life. Both my parents were teachers. At school I recall having wonderful mentors and when, I started to do research I met these people at the […]

Personal Learning Networks

Posted on March 31, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

This text is part of a chain of events. Just follow the link at the end of the blog post and you will find out more about the collaborative efforts of PBL5. PBL5 is a group of 8 professionals from Sweden and Finland. We belong to different universities, we have different professional, cultural backgrounds and […]

Diversity: a curse or a blessing for online collaboration?

Posted on March 19, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

I did this Prezi for LiU pedagogical days. I wanted to share my experiences from the Open Networked Learning course, that I took last year. I believed that this course or a similar one could be an alternative for Linköping University where the teachers are more and more interested in developing their digital skills. Specially […]

A tool for open education

Posted on March 7, 2017 by Gizeh_ONL

At the LiU Medical Faculty we were discussing and planing some labs for medical students. As usually, the time spent was a concern and also the amount of people involved in every teaching moment. Nobody has time! I think that quality and the end result should also be a matter of concern and that we […]