Success is on the far side of failure
The great sage of our time offers the following definition of dilemma A dilemma (Greek: δί-λημμα “double proposition”) is a problem offering two possibilities, neither of which is practically acceptable. I have at least one course that I should be redesigning, but I find myself on the horns of a dilemma. The two unacceptable possibilities
Continue reading The dilemma of open courses in an Australian university
This semester I’m teaching EDU8117, Networked and Global Learning, one of the Masters level courses here at USQ. It’s been an interesting experience because I’m essentially supporting the design – a very detailed “constructive alignment” design – prepared by someone else. The following is a belated start of my plan to engage in the course
Continue reading Lessons for the meta-level of networked learning?
Thinking outloud