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Review of Day 7

We provided general feedback on the topic 1 posts and reminded many of you to complete your self marking before your individual comments can be completed :-) The main issue to work on for topic 2 is DEPTH - getting beneath the surface to examine contradictions, make comparisons etc. As we know from the Intro topic on digital residents and visitors, these issues are rarely as simple as they might at first appear. Continue reading →

Notes and Task for Topic 2

LEARNING ON THE WEB Task - Evaluate how to assess the reliability and authenticity of online information. To help prepare your work, check out the materials in the #FLlearningnetworks MOOC sections 2.2 to 2.5 and engage with other learners in the discussions there. Continue reading →

Review of Day 6

We discussed how best to link to the comments you've made when writing your reflection post. See Sarah's recent post on this if you are still unclear. We also reminded you about the value of engaging with other learners in the MOOC as well as drawing upon the specific content that is covered there. Yout topic 1 reflections are due by the end of today and tomorrow you will start all over again with topic 2 :-) Here's the link for tomorrow's Live Session. Continue reading →

Review of Day 5

Today in the Live session we discussed Topic 1 Commenting (due to be made by end Monday) and your Reflection post (due end Tuesday). Continue reading →

Review of Day 4

We discussed feedback on the Intro posts - see a summary of key points in the "General Feedback section. Your first topic 1 posts are due end of Friday, comments by end of Monday and Reflections by end of Tuesday. Monday’s Live session can be accessed here where we will cover commenting, reflecting and self-marking. Continue reading →

General Feedback on Intro Posts

As we discussed in the Live session earlier, here are a few points of general feedback on your Introductory posts: There’s no need to repeat back what we’ve already given to you - focus on taking the discussion further (by means of an update, or provide a different perspective, or compare with examples from your own experience) Make sure that all the substantive points you make are evidenced and that you’ve provided the specific reference for this. Continue reading →

Notes for Topic 1: LIVING ON THE WEB

YOUR TASK - Evaluate the impact of your "Digital Differences" on how you interact with the Web. To help prepare your work, check out the materials in the #FLlearningnetworks MOOC sections 1.11 to 1.13 and engage with other learners in the discussions there. Continue reading →

Review of Day 3

We discussed how best to approach your Introductory post (due midnight Singapore time). We covered issues around word limits, incorporating the Self Test, copyright, appropriate use of media other than text, and using the "Intro Post" Category on your work. There are many different ways to approach the task and no "one right answer". Continue reading →

Some notes to help with your introductory post

You will NOT be formally assessed on this introductory post but you will get detailed individual feedback in exactly the same way as you will for the assessed topics 1 - 3. Please use this as an opportunity to get into the swing of how it all works, while making sure you stick to the deadline. Continue reading →

Review of Day 2

In this session we’ve discussed queries about blog set up and form filling, MOOC participation and getting started with posting on your blogs. Your very first post should be an “About Me” - ideally a brief biography (with a professional-looking photo!) that will give visitors to your blog some context about who you are, what you are writing about and why. Continue reading →

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Lisa Harris

Educational innovator & disruptor at University of Southampton. Champion of Web Science, Digital Literacies & Digital Marketing MOOC. Open access only please. Fascinated by transformative potential of technology for education and business.

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