@timbocop There are so many different potential scenarios that it's difficult to say. For my role (third-space academic), it would include a mix of politics, policy implementation, negotiation, curriculum design, tech integration, pedagogy, patience, and much caffeination.
...and then students engage with what we design, create, scaffold, and structure in different ways, all having similar but different experiences... #onlinelearning#learningandteaching
"The online environment" doesn't determine what students do or experience. We can design learning activities, create space, scaffold and structure learning communities, arrange specific configurations of technologies. There are many possibilities, given time and expertise.
Open access paper with @markauskaite & @lucila_fdc
What’s needed for teaching in a future-facing, sustainable University?
We argue that sustainable teaching capability is distributed, ecologically responsible, and dependent on caring relations.
https://t.co/vOjYwQzjSu
@timbocop I see integrity as a behaviour/value - adding rules or surveillance simply encourages people to explore how to break rules or trick surveillance... Finding loopholes is such fun and gaming the system can be a great hobby...
@DrPollyBurey Wow! Definitely lovely to see two new babies, and I'm sure one will continue growing while the other expands our learning~ Congratulations on both!
I think learning outcomes should specify product but not process
BUT process should also be designed (just not within the LO's)
BUT this design can be looser or tighter, and it can be multiple
And all of this can be negotiated with students, where appropriate. [1/]
@timbocop Are you looking for #openassessment type research papers? There's a big push here for open assessment, but we usually fall back to student-generated open texts as the product rather than blogs / wikis / social media...
Should online learning have its own learning theories, or should all learning theories be able to account for remote and on campus (+ blended + hybrid) learning?
Thoughts on themes & results in #ThematicAnalysis. There are many ways to think about this, here's mine (currently).
Themes don't emerge, but also themes are not your results. They're ways of organising data that help you tell a story about some aspects of your research area.