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Learning logs Why? For Whom? How? Reykjavik September 13th, 2013 Taru Kekkonen + the participants of the workshop

Taru Kekkonen: Learning Logs

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Learning logsWhy?

For Whom?How?

Reykjavik September 13th, 2013Taru Kekkonen

+ the participants of the workshop

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• ”Virtual and distance teaching is not only about technology, it is about a new approach to growing and learning. The focus shifts from teacher to learner. New concepts are self orientation, self reflection, meta kognition and internal motivation. The learner has to have mental tools to study, look at his own learning and behaviour and also have the skills to evaluate what was learnt and what was not.”- Kari Kotiranta, Uusi Suomi 1.9.2013

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Why a learning log

• To become aware of one’s own learning – How do I learn best?

• To reflect on one’s own learning

• To arrange one’s own thoughts

• To become aware of what was learned and what still needs to be learned

• To give structure to one’s learning (deadlines, aims, summary etc.)

• To unload one’s feelings about learning

• To make one’s learning visible for others

• To be able to repeat what was learned earlier

• To give feedback on the course in groups

• To put more emphasis on the learning process

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For whom?

for the

learner

But also for the teacher especiallyin distance education• provides

additional material for assessment

• a way to get to know the student better

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How? – Audiobooaudioboo.com

”Who says it always has to be written?”

• available for web, iOS, Android + mobile

• an account / profile necessary• voice recordings (+ still picture)• 3 min recording, unlimited amount of

recorgings (in free version)

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• comments by writing or speaking• a community (getting

connected)• embedding of recordings made

easy• a variety of other sharing options

(e-mail, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Google plus etc.)

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a student’s boo + feedback from teacher

https://audioboo.fm/boos/764442-tuotoksen-suunnittelua-ja-tyoskentelya-osa2

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How? – Mailvumailvu.com

• a mail you can view• click – record – play - send• 10min videos• free trial 14 days (30€/year)• requires a webcam + Adobe Flash ver 10+• available for iPhone, iPad, Android phones

+ tablets

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a mail to the teacher

http://mailvu.com/msg/ide50566d48514f7fab886c9dd4e36e90

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MailVu or Tokbox

A video interview in which a language teacher describes how she has used MailVu and Tokbox in language teachinghttp://www.teachus.eu/2011/02/18/mailvu-and-tokbox-practise-your-speaking-skills-miia-siven/

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How? – Evernoteevernote.com

• for taking notes in various forms• voice recording, text, pictures,

photos, emails, pdf-files etc• free (40€ for extra features)• notes and notebooks• tagging• sharing a note: FB, Twitter, LinkedIn,

email, link etc.