Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Learning Online: Learning and Collaborating
This course introduced learners to the online learning journey. The course highlighted the different skills required when effectively learning and communicating with others in an online environment.
2 weeks, 2 hours per week
Neil Morris
Chair of Educational Technology, Innovation and Change
University of Leeds
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Assess your current level of confidence with learning online.
- Explore the online learning that is available via search engines, video channels and social media.
- Explore more formal online learning environments such as VLEs and contribute to the discussion regarding your experiences.
- Explore MOOCs, and identify the importance of the learning journey and defining personal learning goals.
- Reflect on the factors which help you to learn effectively online.
- Identify the implications of not using online communications effectively.
- Assess your knowledge of learning by video using short quizzes.
- Explore online profiles and understand how to make the most of learning discussion forums.
- Explore the value of working collaboratively with others online by contributing to online discussions.
- Explore tools such as wikis, pinboards and reports to collaborate online.
- Assess your post-course confidence with learning online by participating in the test which concludes the course.
Syllabus
- Learning environments: an introduction to VLEs and MOOCs
- The learning journey and the differences between classroom-based and online learning
- Techniques for learning effectively online
- Using discussions to aid online learning
- Collaborating online: using wikis and other collaborative tools
Issued on 14th February 2017
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This certificate represents proof of learning. It is not a formal qualification, degree, or part of a degree.