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Review of Live Session 4 (Friday)

We discussed the importance of linking *directly* to the comments you've made on the work of fellow students in your reflective post. PLEASE make sure you do this! We also emphasised the importance of crediting the source of any images you use. See this post for more information and the importance of respecting copyright. When you have finished Topic 1 don't forget to complete the marking grid on your feedback form using YELLOW highlighting. Continue reading →

Review of Live Session 3 (Thursday)

Don't forget that your first topic 1 posts are due by end of today (midnight Singapore time). Sarah is busy right now sorting out your forms and syndicating your blogs into the module blog - please allow some time (hours, not minutes) for this to happen! As I said in the class, even after she has finished (there are 51 of you...) don't panic if your post doesn't show up straight away. Continue reading →

Review of Live Session 2 – Wednesday

We followed up on the "getting started" discussion in the first session with more information about blog set up, how the topics work, deadlines etc. Don't forget we need your google forms *as soon as possible* please to complete set up of your personal feedback forms. In session 3 (Thursday) we will introduce you to Topic 1 (see separate post). To access the livestream at 3.30pm (Singapore Time) on 3rd November please click here. Don'r forget to keep tweeting those photos... Continue reading →

Topic 1: “Digital Visitors” and “Digital Residents”

Please read these brief notes and check out the links, before preparing and posting your answer to the set question. This document should be regarded as just the start of the discussion, which we all then develop over the next two days. Continue reading →

Let’s get started!

When you first approach this online module, we understand it may be a bit overwhelming. Even more so as you have little time to get used to how everything works, on this intensive, 12 day version. Check out this background information about the importance of digital literacy and a short video featuring Sarah and I discussing the topic. The module overview indicates what we expect will be happening on which days, as well as the deadlines for blog posts: answers, comments and summaries. Continue reading →

Welcome to Living and Working on the Web

We hope you enjoy the module. I’m sure it will be quite a different learning experience for you :-) http://www.slideshare.net/lisaharris/mang2049-intro-session-01112016 This post contains important information and useful links. Please read it carefully… There will be a YouTube Live session (was Google Hangout) every day at 15.30 (Singapore time) to make sure you are on track and answer any questions you may have. Continue reading →

Some module highlights…

https://storify. Continue reading →

General feedback on topic 5

For topic 5 we challenged you to push yourselves a little harder and try something different – it was good to see a number of you responded to this with Prezis, Vlogs and Powtoons! In your final assessed posts, you might like to reflect upon any specific value you obtained from these tools that you will take forward to future modules, or to the building of your own professional online profiles. 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. It is clear that you have also learned a lot from reading and commenting on the work of your colleagues with different viewpoints. Continue reading →

Open access to online materials

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 →

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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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