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  • Blog: #ocTEL First steps across the digital divide from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thank goodness for week 0 in OcTEL2014 – an essential item for any online course – to find the “room” (I submitted my badge) and a “chair” (I made a blog) and look […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Teaching Development from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Activity 0.1: Big and little questions Please reflect on your work experience and ambitions for developing your teaching. I am about to teach online for the first […]

  • Blog: “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? Here are a few other terms that could be used: vicarious learners? silent participants? viewer? Non-public user? legitimate […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Week 1 Self-assessing digital literacies from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thanks to  Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou at the University of Bath  for this self-assessment tool for digital literacies. h […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL 2014 Learning Analytics from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Is anyone interested in Learning Analytics? See Martin Hawksey’s post, April 22, 2014: […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL First steps across the digital divide from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thank goodness for week 0 in OcTEL2014 – an essential item for any online course – to find the “room” (I submitted my badge) and a “chair” (I made a blog) and look […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Teaching Development from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Activity 0.1: Big and little questions Please reflect on your work experience and ambitions for developing your teaching. I am about to teach online for the first […]

  • Blog: “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? Here are a few other terms that could be used: vicarious learners? silent participants? viewer? Non-public user? legitimate […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Week 1 Self-assessing digital literacies from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thanks to  Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou at the University of Bath  for this self-assessment tool for digital literacies. h […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL 2014 Learning Analytics from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Is anyone interested in Learning Analytics? See Martin Hawksey’s post, April 22, 2014: […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL First steps across the digital divide from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thank goodness for week 0 in OcTEL2014 – an essential item for any online course – to find the “room” (I submitted my badge) and a “chair” (I made a blog) and look […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Teaching Development from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Activity 0.1: Big and little questions Please reflect on your work experience and ambitions for developing your teaching. I am about to teach online for the first […]

  • Blog: “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? Here are a few other terms that could be used: vicarious learners? silent participants? viewer? Non-public user? legitimate […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Week 1 Self-assessing digital literacies from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thanks to  Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou at the University of Bath  for this self-assessment tool for digital literacies. h […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL 2014 Learning Analytics from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Is anyone interested in Learning Analytics? See Martin Hawksey’s post, April 22, 2014: […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL First steps across the digital divide from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thank goodness for week 0 in OcTEL2014 – an essential item for any online course – to find the “room” (I submitted my badge) and a “chair” (I made a blog) and look […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Teaching Development from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Activity 0.1: Big and little questions Please reflect on your work experience and ambitions for developing your teaching. I am about to teach online for the first […]

  • Blog: “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    “Lurkers” vs “Silent participants”? Here are a few other terms that could be used: vicarious learners? silent participants? viewer? Non-public user? legitimate […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL Week 1 Self-assessing digital literacies from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Thanks to  Kyriaki Anagnostopoulou at the University of Bath  for this self-assessment tool for digital literacies. h […]

  • Blog: #ocTEL 2014 Learning Analytics from Creative Pedagogy@Law School in the group TOOC14 5 years ago

    Is anyone interested in Learning Analytics? See Martin Hawksey’s post, April 22, 2014: […]

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