Hi Glenn

Thanks for being the first to tackle Activity 2.1, at least in the forums – I’m sure there are other views out there across participants’ blogs. I’ll go try and find these shortly!

In the meantime I think your example underlines very nicely both the contextual nature of learning that has been touched upon elsewhere, and also the…[Read more]

Hi Peter

Many thanks for sharing your blog post and your follow-up comments. I’ve made some use of Second Life for learning and teaching activities in the past but not OpenSim, and now I feel at least a little more informed both generally and in relation to making immersive virtual world environments more accessible. As you point out in your…[Read more]

Hi Peter

Many thanks indeed for kicking things off for our Activity 2.2 discussion. I’m looking forward to reading your post then coming back to you asap!

Keith

Hi Gary

Your post introduces a really important point around assessment practice, and where we might be making choices of assessment methods based on convenience and economies of scale (although multiple oral exams versus multiple essays might be a close tie!). This got me thinking about the debate in recent years around assessment of learning…[Read more]

Hi Diana

Many thanks for sharing your thoughts here, and for taking us into the background of the original work which suggested the deep/surface dichotomy. It’s excellent to have your input and experience in this area to share amongst the group.

I wonder if I could pick up on your last point, asking whether online learning contexts should be any…[Read more]

Hi all

Copy of my comments on c.collis’ opening post, which I thought I’d share here as well as via the blog post…

Many thanks indeed for getting our discussions on approaches to learning underway with a number of very important points, and it’s good to see your thoughts have already prompted a couple of responses including a detailed…[Read more]

Many thanks for beginning our ‘approaches to learning’ discussion with a very thought provoking post.

Lots to mull over, and then I’ll look forward to commenting via your blog.

I hope other colleagues will too 🙂

Keith

Hi James

Excellent…many thanks indeed for compiling this! And for our first forum post for Week 2 🙂

Very best

Keith