Category: webinar

Creating and using video resources for language teaching. (Open Educational Practice) -free webinar, 27 Nov 2014

Creating and using video resources for language teaching. (Open Educational Practice) – a free webinar, 27 Nov 2014 13:00 GMT

Presented by Teresa Mackinnon, Principal Teaching Fellow at the School of Languages and Cultures, University of Warwick, who recently co-authored a submission to the Education Policy Analysis Archives (EPAA), for a special issue exploring “Models of Open Education in Higher Education”. This webinar will discuss some of the issues we are dealing with in the hope that the OER sig will be able to contribute to our discussions and offer feedback on our decision making process.http://go.alt.ac.uk/1E50uGd

Thanks to Fred Riley, EUROCALL

Webinar: The Pedagogy of MOOCs -Fri 14 March 11.00 GMT

Open Education Week Webinar: The Pedagogy of MOOCs -Fri 14 March 11.00 GMT

Webinar on Friday 14 March from 11 am to 12noon GMT – The Pedagogy of MOOCs

Below is a schedule for the webinar. In addition to giving us a chance to discuss and argue MOOC pedagogies and shape where open education is going, this webinar is a kind of announcement of the eMundus project which, among other things, maps out cases of universities forming partnerships to help along open educational practices, worldwide (http://www.emundus-project.eu/). In fact, this blog post lists a whole series of eMundus-sparked webinars happening during Open Ed Week:

http://beyonddistance.wordpress.com/2014/03/05/cool-webinars-for-open-education-week-2014/

The webinar will happen via Adobe Connect (facilitated by Athabasca University in Canada) and the link to get in will be:

http://connect.athabascau.ca/oew2014

Webinar: The Pedagogy of MOOCs -Fri 14 March 11.00 GMT

Open Education Week Webinar: The Pedagogy of MOOCs -Fri 14 March 11.00 GMT

Webinar on Friday 14 March from 11 am to 12noon GMT – The Pedagogy of MOOCs

Below is a schedule for the webinar. In addition to giving us a chance to discuss and argue MOOC pedagogies and shape where open education is going, this webinar is a kind of announcement of the eMundus project which, among other things, maps out cases of universities forming partnerships to help along open educational practices, worldwide (http://www.emundus-project.eu/). In fact, this blog post lists a whole series of eMundus-sparked webinars happening during Open Ed Week:

http://beyonddistance.wordpress.com/2014/03/05/cool-webinars-for-open-education-week-2014/

The webinar will happen via Adobe Connect (facilitated by Athabasca University in Canada) and the link to get in will be:

http://connect.athabascau.ca/oew2014