Art of E-learning

I blog about learning design, open education and the use of technology in online and blended learning. I also offer OOCs (open online courses) and e-learning consultancy services, in collaboration with my network of associates.

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A new home for Art of E-learning

This blog (artofelearning.com) has been relocated to www.artofelearning.org. All previous content has been copied over there. You can still see the previous posts on this […]

Process notes for an evaluation study

As I mentioned yesterday, I have just begun a study to find out how refugees can best learn from MOOCs and other online resources, with […]

What helps refugees succeed in learning from MOOCs?

The title of this blog post is a question I would like to find an answer to through my PhD studies. As a first step […]

German universities prepare for recognition of MOOC-based learning

Continuing with the German theme from my last post… Last week I was honoured to be invited to speak at a workshop in Berlin held […]

Reflecting on #UKOER at #OER17

Last week I attended #OER17 in London, and am still basking in the warm glow of the shared sense of purpose to open up education […]

The secret life of face-to-face learning in MOOCs (Part 2)

Many thanks to the folks who commented on Part 1 of this blog series, and to those people who contacted me privately to tell me about cases where […]

The secret life of face-to-face learning in MOOCs (Part 1)

Massive, open, online courses (MOOCs) are generally designed with the intention that learners will learn online. Indeed, the name implies this. And one of the […]

Three degrees of innovation in designing a new distance programme

The FUTURA report that I co-wrote with Brenda Padilla, Lourdes  Guàrdia and Cris Girona was recently published by the Open University of Catalonia’s eLearn Center. It documents […]

Lecture capture: what can we learn from the research?

This week I presented at the Chartered Association of Business Schools Learning, Teaching and Student Experience 2016 conference in Birmingham. My talk was on the literature […]

Validation of Non-formal MOOC-based Learning

The report I co-authored for the EU, “Validation of Non-formal MOOC-based Learning: an Analysis of Assessment and Recognition Practices in Open Education” has at last […]

My top ten research utilities this week

This is Week 1 of my PhD in Higher Education: Research, Evaluation & Enhancement through Lancaster University, and to get us started, Paul Trowler has asked us to share […]

Yes, technology can lead pedagogy.

A while back I was issued a #blideo challenge by Terese Bird. (A blideo is described like this by its initiator, Steve Wheeler: “You share a short […]

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