2009
3
Feb
- Posted by lauhei at 11:16 am
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Last monday we had an online session with the seminar. We were sopposed to meet at 10.15 in Skype. I was there early at 9.45 drinking coffee at home. And then suddenly my internet connection collapsed. I had no idea what was wrong with it. I just decided to go to the university, so that [...]
Last week we had this online session. It was very interesting to use the new media for the seminar, but it was also very difficult and I know now, where the difficulties lie to make a online seminar session. First of all there was the bad quality of Skype with so much people speaking. After [...]
2009
3
Feb
- Posted by burgi at 11:00 am
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Hi,
this week we had three tasks. The first one was to write about our online session. My feedback on our online session you will find underneath.
The second task was to comment on other students blog posts. I have chosen Inas and Annas blog.
The last task is to spend one day with the learning theories and [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by christinechaplar at 11:38 pm
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I went into last week’s session curious about how the technology would actually function (or not). I’m typically skeptical about the wide-ranging claims made for educational technology, and expected that there would be difficulties and breakdowns during the session. I also was interested to see how Adobe Connect works, as it was a new resource [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by americanfinn at 11:29 pm
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Well, folks, here’s what I’ve been up to so far in my Day With Twitter: I’ve been following a few streams, an eclectic bunch: Oblique_Chirps, openculture, ParleFrancais, learnkanji, janchipchase (a cultural anthropologist employed by Nokia Design), and warrenellis (graphic novelist, among other things).
To follow my streams I initially set up TweetDeck on my machine, but [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by americanfinn at 10:11 pm
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The Task#6 was to think about our lerning experiences during the online session. I was very interested in the possibilities of the “Adobe Connect” software because I really like the idea of having seminars in the Internet. That was also the reason I stayed at home during the seminar.
It was quite impressing, how good it [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by Ole Koch at 09:28 pm
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On rereading of my text and my other texts in the blog I must agree with Theresa’s comment, that a lot of my experience presented there is negative. My posts are quite pessimistic. Hmmm…
I suppose I could explain it also with the behaviorist theory of learning: according to it you learn by reacting to outside [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by annamo at 07:45 pm
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Thank you everybody!
It was a pleasure to participate this sseminar I’ve learnd a lot about e- learning and e-tools and web 2.0 possibilities.
I also want to say thank you again to my workgroup I enjoyed it pretty much to work with you!!!
- Hey Grant if you ever wondered how a virtual student will look [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by truemmer at 04:39 pm
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I should spend one day thinking about learning theories. How I use them in daily life, e.g. how the influence my learning and my day.
Actually I have to say, that when I remember my school time y, I mostly got confronted with more or less behaviouristic teaching methods. Lots of input, that had to be [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by anneneumann at 03:33 pm
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Our last session was a very new experience for me, because it was the first online seminar I’ve ever took part in. I was really curious how to manage to bring so many people online together and hold a seminar.
In the beginning, we had some problems to manage that everybody could see and hear the [...]
2009
2
Feb
- Posted by anneneumann at 03:10 pm
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