6. Issues
• Online Students tend to
connect content less to own
situation
• Marianne Solberg:
• find it difficult to get
students to connect
learning to own life, and
find their "own voice" in the
subject.
• Anna Guðrún Edvardsdóttir:
• Students did not question
learning content
• did not relate content to
own situation
• Women did not go into new arenas
• "Education is not enough"
• "Good life"
• Quality of life
• Can technology increase quality of
life
• Isolation
• OTHER people
7. Point ONE: "Create community"
• Emphasize community in
online courses
• Train online skills:
• find
• connect
• lead
• innate
• participate
• Join communities
• Forums
• Communities of
• practice
• interest
• innovation
• Social networks
• Connect people better
together
• locally
• globally
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8. Point TWO:
Connect learning to local life
• Duty of teachers of distance students:
• Help students
• Connect content
• Local meaning
• Personal consequences
• Root their learning in local
• issues
• culture
• needs
• How
• Questions
• Learning Projects
• Flexibility
• Connect studies to
• Local benefit
• How can content improve
• local situation
• What can I do?
• Quality of life
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9.
10. Blog für info
über Kurs,
Lerrninhalte und
Lernergebnisse:
Information,
Struktur,
Übersicht,
Inhalte
13. Online Meetings
• Organisations Trreff
• Gastvorträge
• Teilnahme in der Ferne
14. Wiki (gemeinsames
schreiben):
• Teilnehmer
dokumentieren ihr
lernen
• Schaffen ein
Lernergebniss das
andere benutzen können
• Erwerben nützliche
Kompetenzen
16. Social Media in der ErwachsenenBildung
http://SoMeInEB.wordpress.com
Hinweis der Redaktion
Our "Data"
DISTANS' series of six symposia gathered together in one place local players who presented various examples of local use of technology to offer flexible learning opportunities in rural areas, local scholars who reflected on various aspects of education in rural areas and a foreign guest who offered new ideas about how technology can support adult learning or academics who offered an insight into their research and experience in this field of study. The symposia thus offered an interesting glimps and overview of what is going on in remote areas in six Nordic countries.