Month: June 2013

This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.

Hi Jillian, I love your knot analogy. I could envisage extending it to that feeling of having to craft…

Posted on by Rachel Harris Posted in Course Reader, Google+, Social networks
Rachel Harris

Fri, 21 Jun 2013 10:48:58 GMT
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Hi Jillian, I love your knot analogy. I could envisage extending it to that feeling of having to craft what I write on a blog post (knot 6.31), rather than just getting the ideas out there (knot 0.1)! I think that is why I find twitter so much easier.
Glad to hear you enjoyed ocTEL!
Rachel
Activity 10.3 I had two questions How will I/we/they (academics) know when/whether the technologies deployed have enhanced learning?  How can we identify when learners have disengaged from learning because the technolog…
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Re: Webinar reminder – today at 12:30 (British Summer Time)

Posted on by Rawad Hammad Posted in Course Reader, JISCMail, Lists

sorry for missing the last session. It was really interesting experience.

Wish you all the best

Rawad

On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 9:35 AM, Andy Turner wrote:

> Sorry to have missed the final webinar live. I’ve managed to join in the
> majority and interact and I feel that I gained from them all, even those I
> only viewed recordings of. Sorry not to have been more engaged especially
> in the last few weeks. I still have intentions to revisit materials and
> make more headway on activities and viewing others contributions. It has
> been […]

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#ocTEL week 10: evaluating TEL

Posted on by Stuart Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

Designing in features of evaluation gives you a chance to see how your TEL resources are being used, and also provides evidence that might help people to buy into what you’re doing (or tell you if you’ve got it totally … Continue reading →

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Re: Webinar reminder – today at 12:30 (British Summer Time)

Posted on by Marcus Belben Posted in Course Reader, JISCMail, Lists

Hi,Agree with Andy – this has been my first experience of MOOC and have beenmainly lurking rather than participating this time. Initially the numberof emails was off-putting, but as I read/saw more, I’ve found more time totake part because I’m finding …

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Re: Webinar reminder – today at 12:30 (British Summer Time)

Posted on by Andy Turner Posted in Course Reader, JISCMail, Lists

Sorry to have missed the final webinar live. I’ve managed to join in the majority and interact and I feel that I gained from them all, even those I only viewed recordings of. Sorry not to have been more engaged especially in the last few weeks. I still…

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Re: ocTEL final webinar – 12:30 today

Posted on by Liz Kirrane Posted in Course Reader, JISCMail, Lists

Hi All,I also want to add my thanks. Like many other participants I have onlybeen able to dip in and out a little due to work commitments, however I dointend to participate again when ocTEL 2.0 runs next year. The content anddelivery has been fantastic…

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Re: ocTEL final webinar – 12:30 today

Posted on by Susan Davis Posted in Course Reader, JISCMail, Lists

I agree with Catherine I have not been able to engage as much as I like but have recommended the course to new staff in the university as an introduction to technology and as a way to engage and explore new ideas. thanks you for all the comments and to…

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Activity 7 Supporting Learners with Tutor and Peer Communications

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Fri, 21 Jun 2013 05:21:37 GMT
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This week I focussed on two activities. Activity 7.2: The practice of peer review Review a fellow participant’s post on Activity 7.1 – ( I selected http://www.megankime.net/models-for-supporting-learning-salmon-octel-7-1/ )…
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Learning from failure

Posted on by dhockridge Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

In an article on the Secrets of mLearning Failures: Confronting Reality, Thomas Cochrane suggests that “Often the most significant breakthroughs in pedagogical transformation resulting from participatory action research are those borne of experiences of failure and critical reflection upon the surrounding issues” (p. 132). (Article available at: http://www.researchinlearningtechnology.net/index.php/rlt/article/view/19186)  This is an interesting point because I […]

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#ocTEL ends with a leisurely dip.

June 20, 2013 | Learningcreep

Before #ocTEL rolls out of town, I spent a couple of pleasant hours today looking over some of the course materials and posts from the last couple of weeks. Although I’ve been deleting the daily newsletter for the last couple of weeks because I wasn’t able to engage sufficiently with Read more »

[Presentation] ALT Scotland SIG: ALT’s ocTEL MOOC Experience

June 20, 2013 | Jisc CETIS MASHe

Another day, another presentation. Today I’m at ALT Scotland’s SIG highlighting some of the experiences of developing/delivering the ocTEL open course. Slides are embedded below: ALT’s ocTEL MOOC experience: Designing the platform from Martin Hawksey Read more »

Thoughts on completing ALT’s ocTEL 2013 (v1.0)

June 20, 2013 | Online Learning Online

For the last eleven weeks, I have been participating in the UK’s Association for Learning Technology’s (ALT) Open Course in Technology Enhanced Learning (ocTEL) (http://octel.alt.ac.uk/).&n... It was designed as a connectivist MOOC (cMOOC), utilizing … Read more »

ocTEL – Engaging and Effective Learning Materials

June 20, 2013 | Emily’s Blog

So the task is to find a relevant open access resource I could use in my teaching … 1. OpenLearn- Safari As the OU are our new validating partner, they seemed a good place to srat. I have heard about … Continue reading → Read more »

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