Technology-Enhanced Learning

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This is an archive of the 2013 version of ocTEL.

My Big Question

Posted on April 7, 2013 by

Roger Harrison Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

So what’s my Big Question? Selecting just one question from a head full of many is quite challenging in itself, and much depends on the context I suppose. As I work in public health, I’ll take that as my context.…

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ocTEL: Some rambling thoughts and questions about my experience of "Technology Enhanced Learning"

Posted on April 6, 2013 by

Niall Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

I recently signed up to the ocTEL MOOC after hearing about it during a webinar presented by Diana Laurillard. I signed up partly to get a feeling of how MOOCs work, and partly to keep my knowledge of ‘Technology Enhanced Learning’ up-to-date. The first activity I have to do is to reflect on my relevant experience and ambitions, and come up with my "big question" about TEL. Looking at the posts

Tagged with: #ocTEL, Online communication, Technology-Enhanced Learning

ocTEL week 0: big questions

Posted on April 5, 2013 by

Alejandro Armellini Posted in Blog posts, Course Reader

Activity 0.1 asks us: what is the most important question about TEL for you? Mine is: how can we get rid of the ‘T’ in ‘TEL’? The question could be re-phrased as: how can technology become transparent, invisible and normalised? Something … Continue reading →