A blog about technology-enhanced learning, teaching and assessment, with side order of open educational practices. Written by Leo Havemann, Learning Technologist at Birkbeck, University of London (a member institution of the Bloomsbury Learning Environment, hence 'BLE'), and co-ordinator of M25 Learning Technology Group and ELESIG London.
Thursday 20 February 2014
Literacies for open practice: open up and say OER?
A presentation at Bloomsbury TEL event on Digital Literacy for Teaching and Research, 19 February 2014, at the Institute of Education, University of London.
Hi Leo - I just found my way to this blog post via your G+ post -- many thanks for sharing this. As I know from our interactions on Twitter, we are working in a similar space and I hope that we can catch up some time. Will you be at OER15 next week, by any chance? I'll be there, and will give a very short 'lightning talk' about my current research -- open educational practices in HE. Funnily enough, I also have recently cited the quote by David Wiley that you use here (slide 9) in exploring the complexities of openness -- it is a slippery concept, but so important.
Anyway, just wanted to make contact and to check to see if you might be at OER15 next week. Thanks :)
Hi Leo - I just found my way to this blog post via your G+ post -- many thanks for sharing this. As I know from our interactions on Twitter, we are working in a similar space and I hope that we can catch up some time. Will you be at OER15 next week, by any chance? I'll be there, and will give a very short 'lightning talk' about my current research -- open educational practices in HE. Funnily enough, I also have recently cited the quote by David Wiley that you use here (slide 9) in exploring the complexities of openness -- it is a slippery concept, but so important.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, just wanted to make contact and to check to see if you might be at OER15 next week. Thanks :)