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Category: ONL221

Topic 3 ONL221 – Learning in Communities : Consider Frustration as a Friend

Consider Frustration as a Friend CHARACTER #1: The Host CHARACTER #2: PLN (Personal Learning Network) CHARACTER #3: LMS (Learning Management System) CHARACTER #4: Workerist CHARACTER #5: Frustration CHARACTER #6: Lurker CHARACTER #7: Commitment-phobe References 🔗 Scene Action: A LMS is…

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Topic 1 ONL221 – Online participation and digital literacies | Visitors & Residents

Webinar: Digital literacies with David White and Jörg Pareigis 16.3.21 📓 My notes for David White’s Webinar are in Miro here Visitors & Residents Paradigm We propose that our Visitors and Residents paradigm not only describes the lived experience and…

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Topic 1 ONL221 – Online participation and digital literacies | Curating the Self & Energy Vampirism

Topic 1: Online participation and digital literacies (link) Curating the Self I use a lot of digital tools to make my work. I am likely to be using them mainly on my own, but since they can create shareable files,…

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