This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.
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Reflection on learning platforms… What is your current virtual learning environment or the main technology you use? Blackboard – institutional VLE. How does it differ from the ocTEL platform? What learning styles does it afford that ocTEL cannot? Where is it restrictive? It’s a closed system in several respects: users …
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Joseph Gliddon
Fri, 24 May 2013 15:31:10 GMT – Community – OCTEL Open Course in Technology Enhanced Learning (Week Six activities) A session on question design by one of my colleagues #octel
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One of my colleagues told me they were planning a session on question design for students who had opted to create eLearning materials as part of their course. As we were looking at assessment and feedback on #octel this week, … Continue reading →
Ive been prompted by a question about my reflections on my approaches to assessment to reflect further on what the student experience is like. Sancha de Burca @GraphDesProject asked “Would this end up being confusing for a learner, or helpful, do you … Continue reading →
Ive been prompted by a question about my reflections on my approaches to assessment to reflect further on what the student experience is like. Sancha de Burca @GraphDesProject asked “Would this end up being confusing for a learner, or helpful, do you … Continue reading →
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Joseph Gliddon
Fri, 24 May 2013 08:20:38 GMT – Community – OCTEL Open Course in Technology Enhanced Learning (Week Six activities)
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ocTEL: This is an online course to help you understand better how to use technology to enhance your teaching practice. The course is aimed primarily at people teaching at Higher Education level, whether in Higher Education Institutions or Further Education Colleges.
#mooc #elearning #education #educationtechnology #wordpress (posted by RC)
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In this post I want to cover three things. First I want to introduce a little app I’ve developed which allows you to create a RSS feed for any of your Gmail labels (with the option to remove certain links – useful if you don’t want others unsubscribing you from mailing lists). Secondly I explain how it was made and how you can use it yourself. Finally I want to discuss how this could be used in an open course environment, utilising the vast processing power from services like Twitter and reusing there target marketing emails to your benefit with a bit of ‘dark social judo’
