Reblogged from Sylvia's Blog: The third #COER week is about creating own Open Educational Resources. I am lagging somehow behind, but this is a familiar condition for me, reminding me on my MAODE study, where I always had the feeling…
Reblogged from Sylvia's Blog: The third #COER week is about creating own Open Educational Resources. I am lagging somehow behind, but this is a familiar condition for me, reminding me on my MAODE study, where I always had the feeling…
When it comes to learning, everything matters – epecially the tips of your toes. ‘Human learning is the combination of processes throughout a lifetime whereby the whole person – body (genetic, physical and biological) and mind (knowledge, skills, attitudes, values,…
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I sense with OU graduation looming while this bridging module trundles on to who knows what that I will pretend I’m fed up and I don’t care. But I do. So I’ll try to bite my lip over the next…
Reblogged from About Education, Economics and Policy: As I have argued elsewhere, education resembles a service more than a product. The characteristics of a service are that production and consumption are simultaneously. Yet, education is special, in the sense that…
