Using mahara to share your skills with others
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Mahara is a tool for sharing skills with others. However, the idea that harnessing individual creativity universally benefits all through endless growth obscures massive inequalities, as noted by Kerry Facer in 2011. Sharing skills online requires consideration of how it may impact inequality.
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- 1. Using Mahara to share your skills with others. Teresa MacKinnon @warwicklanguage
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- Role of creativity in fostering reflection
- Creating visualisations of theories
- Noticing changes in own understanding, opportunities to apply tool use to learning and teaching
- Set own objectives and then reflected on the progress made
- Interpreted through frame of efficiency – limitations on teaching time, catering for range of needs. Shows emergence of a reflective practitioner.
- Creations need to be portable and free/ low cost.
- Open educational practice. The untold story. Open source tools can help to future proof institutional learning experiences.
- Open badges show your journey.