Når den første panik lægger sig lidt, og det er lykkedes at gennemføre noget online – er det måske tid til at tænke over, hvordan det kan blive (endnu) bedre? Hvordan laver man god aktiverende undervisning online, når man er ny som onlineunderviser?Fortsæt læsningHvordan laver man så bedre fjernundervisning?
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I denne uges Techtopia fortalte jeg om at arbejde på distance og om onlinekonferencer. I indslaget fortæller jeg bl.a. om, hvor vigtigt det er at arbejde bevidst med at skabe nærvær og rum for fælles kaffepauser, når man er sammen på distancen.Fortsæt læsningArbejde på distancen
My digital object is a recording based on pictures of things I drew on paper and moved around 🙂 I have been thinking about the teacher’s role in the future of education during this course, so here are some thoughts on that. (I may make a prettier more stop-motion-y version later on, if anyone would…Fortsæt læsning#EDCMOOC Will we need teachers in the future
I watched Steve Fuller’s talk and read the article on “Humanistic Education” and I was genuinely surprised and confused! They were talking about a kind of thinking about education, that I had never heard of. Having studied philosophy, worked with learning for years and being in teaching and learning #edtech since 2008 I was puzzled… But…Fortsæt læsningHumanistic Education & the human element #EDCMOOC
What is a human and what makes us human? – Well I’m just going to go with the biological definition and stick to “member of the race Homo Sapiens” – wikipedia has an excellent page on Human, well worth a look even if you’re not currently doubting your own existence, uniqueness or sameness to other…Fortsæt læsningBeing Human – Week 3 #EDCMOOC
In the near future children will think of nothing but their learning from they wake up, dying to get to school until they hand in their homework and fall asleep. Teachers are essentially large (sideways) scroll wheels with an audiotrack. Learning is achieved by sitting attentively and listening – or, when it gets really interactive, holding…Fortsæt læsning#EDCMOOC w2: Visions of education
The first week’s perspectives on education are showing their age – not just in design *hello screaming yellow web 1.0 background colour* but also in their views of the internet as being one thing, and that thing being either good or bad – it’s all white hats Vs black hats in the wild west: Cerraulo…Fortsæt læsning#EDCMOOC w1 – the education
Must technology either be a depicted as dystopia or utopia? Didn’t we get past that since the great dystopia of 1984 (back in 1948!) – well that was my thought at the beginning of the week, peeking at the curriculum for the Edinburgh U coursera course E-learning and Digital Cultures, aka #EDCMOOC And I still…Fortsæt læsning#EDCMOOC week one
Netymology: From Apps to Zombies – A Linguistic Celebration of the Digital World by Tom Chatfield My rating: 5 of 5 stars For those of us who love languages almost as much as we love the internet, this is a lovely stroll through the lingo of the internet and the origins of the words we…Fortsæt læsningNetymology
Andrew Prescott aka @ajprescott did a nice overview of Digital Humanities in his keynote today at #dh14dk, this quick write-up won’t do it justice, but it was chock full of interesting links, so I wanted to share a bunch here: He described the first wave of digital humanities was using computers to access, research and…Fortsæt læsningDigital Humanities