This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.
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By a huge co-incidence I happened to write a blog post about assessment last week. It links to some nice research on using feedback effectively with tests. #octel
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Here’s my recent blog post for Week 5 but it seems to have opened up memories of 1994 when I did a course in the RAAF. I dug out my old course manuals and Learning Styles results of tests…. ah the memories…. http://activatelearning.wordpress.com/2013/05/19/week-5-platforms-and-technologies-for-octel/
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jim pettiward
Thu, 16 May 2013 10:32:42 GMT
– Community
Learning styles and all that stuff…
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Just wondered if anyone is taking an active part in the Octel course this year? I’m enrolled but it overlaps with 2 other courses so I’m just reading the discussions and the weekly resources but not able to do the activities There has been some useful material so I think its worth enrolling even if you don’t have time to contribute very often.
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A week late – but maybe the better for it #octel week 4
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Off on a tangent for me this week, I’m afraid. But learning lots and enjoying it, I have to say.
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+Roger Harrison re: open course reader software. have you seen this blog post by martin hawksey http://mashe.hawksey.info/2013/04/octel-an-open-online-course-recipe-using-wordpress/ you may also be interested in the webinar for #octel this week where the aggregation platform is discussed in relation to connectivist practice. https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=7565&password=M.A1A6583CCD7FD9FE71A632BF379076 4:30PM WEDS 15th May
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