Edited by Jonathan Vernon, Thursday, 17 Jan 2013, 16:27
Do I join I club when it is clear I've become one of those students the OU will never get rid of?
I signed off H810 at noon - and in so doing complete the 'set' for the Masters in Open and Distance Education.
H810 - Accessible online learning: supporting disabled students
H807 - Innovations in E-learning (replaced by H817 which starts in a few weeks time)
H808 - The E-Learning Professional
H800 - Technology-enhanced learning: practices and debates
B822 - Creativity, Innovation and Change (An MBA module, extraordinary and insightful but now rolled into several modules rather than stand alone. A shame, as I came across other non-MBA people doing it as an elective)
I signed on to H809: Practice-based research in educational technolgy for good measure which gives me exactly 7 days to twiddle my thumbs. Actually, I am reading, without pressure, a few books that I stumbled upon over the last 3 years:
Learning and Expanding with Activity Theory. (2009) Ed. Annalisa Sannino, Harry Daniels and Kris Gutierrez. Kindle Version.
(Unfortunately for me this unpicks a piece of the assignment I've just sent off. Activity Systems can't really apply to a digitised world apparently)
Groundswell: winning in a world transformed by social technologies. (2006) Charlene Li, Josh Bernoff. Kindle Version
The Timeless Way of Building. Christopher Alexander (when it arrives from the US)
Often referred to during the MAODE.
Techniques of Structured Problem Solving. VanGundy (when it arrives from the US)
At the core of 'Creativity, Innovation and Change'. We recieved a handbook of problem solving techniques that contained many of these.
He's bonkers ...
Do I join I club when it is clear I've become one of those students the OU will never get rid of?
I signed off H810 at noon - and in so doing complete the 'set' for the Masters in Open and Distance Education.
H810 - Accessible online learning: supporting disabled students
H807 - Innovations in E-learning (replaced by H817 which starts in a few weeks time)
H808 - The E-Learning Professional
H800 - Technology-enhanced learning: practices and debates
B822 - Creativity, Innovation and Change (An MBA module, extraordinary and insightful but now rolled into several modules rather than stand alone. A shame, as I came across other non-MBA people doing it as an elective)
I signed on to H809: Practice-based research in educational technolgy for good measure which gives me exactly 7 days to twiddle my thumbs. Actually, I am reading, without pressure, a few books that I stumbled upon over the last 3 years:
Learning and Expanding with Activity Theory. (2009) Ed. Annalisa Sannino, Harry Daniels and Kris Gutierrez. Kindle Version.
(Unfortunately for me this unpicks a piece of the assignment I've just sent off. Activity Systems can't really apply to a digitised world apparently)
Groundswell: winning in a world transformed by social technologies. (2006) Charlene Li, Josh Bernoff. Kindle Version
The Timeless Way of Building. Christopher Alexander (when it arrives from the US)
Often referred to during the MAODE.
Techniques of Structured Problem Solving. VanGundy (when it arrives from the US)
At the core of 'Creativity, Innovation and Change'. We recieved a handbook of problem solving techniques that contained many of these.