Hej Kursdeltagare!
Ni som har skapat egna bloggar får gärna länka till dem från denna så att vi andra hittar dit! Vore roligt att få se hur det går för er!
- posted by Therese @ 4:41 PM

 
I have now linked to my powerpoint from the list of resources. Enjoy! Thanks for participating in the course by the way. It was fun having you here in the lab, and I hope to see more of you here. If you want a user account in HUMlab you apply for one at HUMlab's webpage under "Användarstöd" and "Kontoansökan". See you soon!
- posted by Therese @ 12:29 PM

 
Stephanie pratar om olika typer av bloggar...
De flesta bloggar jag stött på är dagboks-aktika och ganska personliga. Det finns vissa som är mer akademiska eller fokuserar på ett särskilt ämnesområde, men många av dem blir rätt personliga också... Själv försöker jag hålla min blogg så opersonlig som möjligt, men det gör ju att den blir rätt tråkig också...
- posted by Therese @ 11:05 AM

 
Tror ni man skulle kunna ha användning för Audio-bloggning i undervisningen? Undrar vad/om det kostar?
- posted by Therese @ 11:01 AM

 
I really like the way the persian blog looked so clean... Perhaps it doesn't need pictures since the "letters" are so picturelike in themselves?
- posted by Therese @ 10:56 AM

 
Bra att slideshowen kommer att läggas ut i bloggen :)
- posted by erika @ 9:50 AM

 
det här är ett länktest
- posted by erika @ 9:40 AM

 
Here's my sample post :)
- posted by erika @ 9:30 AM

 
About this HUMlab course

In this course we will give you a little bit of background to the theory of constructivist learning. We will compare constructivist methods with more traditional approaches and discuss both advantages and disadvantages. We will then show you a few examples of resources and projects. Throughout this course we would like you to interact through this blog: type in your comments, or go searching for information on the web that you might want to share. In the final part of the course you will get to create your own blog.


About the instructors:

Stephanie Nilsson is researching the uses of visualization in the field of humanities with Jon Svensson in HUMlab. She is also teaching a variety of classes at both the department of English at Umeå University, as well as drama at Östra Gymnasium. This term, she has completed her senior essay in sociolinguistics and blogging culture in cooperation with the English department and HUMlab.

Therese Örnberg is a doctoral student at HUMlab and the Department of modern languages/English. She could have been working as a upper secondary teacher of English and German at the moment (she finished her studies in June), but has chosen to go into the field of research instead. She wrote her degree assignment for the teachers' education program on Constructivist language learning on the Internet, and is now planning a dissertation on online communication.
- posted by Therese @ 1:42 PM