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This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.

Article: The influence of perceived information overload on student participation and knowledge construction in computer-mediated communication

Posted on by kerr63 Posted in Bookmarks, Course Reader, Diigo

Tags: ocTEL, TEL, learners, learningtheoryby: James Kerr

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kerr63: 2 for 1? Design courses for delivery via both credit and "free" to keep development costs down #octel #tel http://t.co/MEqB6B7He0

Posted on by kerr63 Posted in Social networks, Twitter (Q&A)

2 for 1? Design courses for delivery via both credit and “free” to keep development costs down #octel #tel http://t.co/MEqB6B7He0

— James Kerr (@Kerr63) June 10, 2013

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ocTEL week 3 resources – Best Practice Models for e-learning

Posted on by jrconlon95 Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

From Keith Smyth webinar (ocTEL week 3)
This page gives more information about the Best Practice Models project run in the Learning Development and Innovation team at Staffordshire University and details of how you can get involved.
Helen Walmsley http…

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ocTEL week 4 – resources (activity 4.1)

Posted on by jrconlon95 Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

Activity 4.1 challenges us to compare resources.  I chose to do this using Jorum and open-learn.  I listed design thinking, textile testing and textile properties as the resources to search for.  Obscure but needed, this is no easy task… Design Thinking – neither did well, but I could take a 60 credit OU module, which […]

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ocTEL week 3 – 3E Framework (Keith Smyth webinar)

Posted on by jrconlon95 Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

I know ocTEL advise us to keep jogging along and I am already on catch-up from week 7 but I’ve decided to head back to week 3 in order to capture the 3E framework which I think is a brilliant resource.  I have just watched the webinar again and got just a much on the […]

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#ocTEL week 7: your place or mine?

Posted on by Stuart Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

I’ve not been the best at interacting with other participants on this course (mainly due to time constraints). But by the looks of it I’m not alone. The small group for distance learning forum, to which I subscribe, hasn’t seen … Continue reading →

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#ocTEL Week 8 Enhancement

Posted on by Jane Challinor Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

If you didn’t already realise it, I am a big fan of virtual learning, TEL, MOOCs, PLEs etc so I have enjoyed this week’s assignments – especially the videos about Saylor and Udacity.I admit I haven’t  really thought in terms of reducing costs as f…

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Catching up , ocTEL week 7

Posted on by jrconlon95 Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

I am a bit gutted at missing week 7 even though a holiday was lovely.  The running to stand-still feeling comes back too quickly, doesn’t it?  Anyway this week’s (week 7) content is my ‘thing’ so I am attempting to get straight.  I have reviewed the webinar but would have definitely had to put myself on […]

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openplanstu: #ocTEL week 7 blog. Tutor and peer communications: your place or mine? http://t.co/tgrFCsegE0

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#ocTEL week 7 blog. Tutor and peer communications: your place or mine? http://t.co/tgrFCsegE0— Stuart Allan (@OpenPlanStu) June 7, 2013

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So they asked me to put my course on-line, now they’ve sacked me! #octel

Posted on by Joseph Gliddon Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

I was looking at the #octel video on the Saylor Foundation and my first thought was – oh there are no lecturers at all. This made me realise that a fear that academics have been telling me about for years has … Continue reading →

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