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Module review: a tutor’s perspective

From my perspective, the most rewarding aspect of the two runnings of Living and Working on the Web this term was the interaction between the Singapore students (#MANG2049) and the UK students (#UOSM2033) who coincidently all studied Topic 5 at the same time. (The Singapore students took the whole module intensively over 12 days, the UK students over 12 weeks.) 24 hits on my blog today from Singapore. Cracking. #UOSM2033 http://t. Continue reading →

Final module grades

Hi everyone, Your individual mark sheets are now complete to include feedback on your final blogposts. Please note that you will get your overall module mark in the New Year, once the module has been moderated. Continue reading →

General feedback on topic 5

As both student groups covered topic 5 at the same time, and there was a lot of cross referencing between you, I’m posting this same feedback on both blogs. Continue reading →

Preparing your last assignment

Some points to bear in mind: Please don't attempt to summarise the whole module, or repeat extracts from your own contributions to the module. This task is about reflecting specifically on what you are going to take forward, in terms of: 1. the approach you will take to your learning on future modules 2. how you will build your own online professional profile Think back to the audit you completed at the start of the module. Continue reading →

Hangout11: summary and next steps

Here is the recording of today's hangout - with special guests Evan and Ben. Thanks again to you both :-) It is good to see so much interaction on twitter and blog comments between you all and the UK students - keep it up! We discussed the feedback on your topic 4 posts, and don't forget that tonight is the deadline for finishing topic 5. Then you just have your final posts to submit by next Wednesday, 17th. Continue reading →

General feedback on topic 4

There was a broad range of possible topics to choose from and collectively you have covered a variety of ethical issues around business or educational applications of social media. The videos you have shared are a useful resource in themselves - perhaps you might like to make a playlist of them all for the group on Youtube? Some of you I think have started to "coast" a little bit, now that you've got the hang of how it all works. Continue reading →

#Hangout10 summary and next steps

Here's the recording of today's hangout Today we discussed developing your twitter networks within and beyond the class. The diagram below (with thanks to Chris Phethean) shows tweet activity as at 8th December, and you can see that most of the interactions are with Olja or myself. It would be good to see this picture extended by the end of the week to include relevant local groups in Singapore, students on the UK version of the module, etc. Continue reading →

Topic 5: Access to online materials

Open access to online materials for all – utopian dream or unstoppable force? Please read these notes and check out the links below, before preparing and posting your answer to the set question. This document should be regarded as just the start of the discussion, which is then developed over the next two days through the conversations themselves and sharing of further relevant links. Continue reading →

#Hangout10 summary and next steps

Here is the video of today's hangout. We discussed our feedback on your topic 3 posts (please see the "General Feedback" category for all our feedback posts). We reminded you of the #UOSM2033 posts from the UK group - as you are all now on topic 5 at the same time, you might like to try some cross-commenting and tweeting, as well as share some creative ideas. We invited volunteers to participate in Wednesday's hangout... Continue reading →

General feedback on topic 3

Well done for all your efforts in topic 3 – certainly the most popular topic so far in terms of volume and enthusiasm, with lots of useful resources shared on twitter and discussed. Keep it up! Your individual feedback is now posted. Quite rightly some of you noted that digital portfolios are more relevant for some types of job than others, and even then it would be very unusual indeed for an online profile to be the ONLY basis upon which a hiring decision was made. Continue reading →

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Module review: a tutor’s perspective

Final module grades

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Preparing your last assignment

Hangout11: summary and next steps

General feedback on topic 4

#Hangout10 summary and next steps

Topic 5: Access to online materials

#Hangout10 summary and next steps

General feedback on topic 3