Schlagwort: Kollaboration

The challenge is over. On one hand, my boss will be happy that I come back to my regular work with more hours. 😉 On the other hand, getting feedback on your work from people somewhere in the world  was a good push ahead and out of organisational blindness.

Thanks to Sina Wenger, itanagimenes und patricia for the effort and thought they spent in their reviews of my design!

And thanks to the team of the Learning Designs Challenge!

A more detailed review of my experience will follow the next days.

Yesterday, I had almost finished a review of a design when a colleague came in. When I was ready to continue with the review, I had been logged-off automatically. Unfortunately, the auto-save function had not saved my work. So here I am, another task delayed by a day…

So far, the design I was reviewing, when this accident happened, seems not to have been reviewed. But the software does not allow to figure out whether a review is in process or not – or I just cannot see how this is shown.

But anyway, the idea of the whole challenge is great and I very much appreciate the work of the team who are facilitating the event. It is giving us, the participants, the opportunity to look into the work of others and to get the views of others on our work. Thanks!

Procrastination – How do you keep your learners from putting off tasks? That is a core question especially in distance learning.

The spirit is willing… so I have just uploaded my challenge to the platform which should have happened yesterday…

It is the outline of a workshop for educators, who want to get to know distance learning / e-learning. By immersing them in actual, freely available classes on the net, I try to put them in a learner’s perspective of distance learning to experience, analyse and discuss quality of on-line courses.

Now, I cannot wait to get comments by colleagues around the world – hopefully.

First day (or rather morning)  of International Learning Design Challenge MOOC and I’m finding my way around the course in the LMS and the other resources.

Missing an overview of the course structure, learning outcomes and tasks (in the top navigation level), it’s necessary to do quite a few clicks to get an idea of the organisation of the course.

So to the first task: Tell us what is your personal challenge? With the overall ambition of the course to create innovative learning designs, my challenge is if I can meet this hight expectation with what I do. Well, let’s wait and see…