Fig.1. The Open University Library
I take a break from blogging for a week to complete an assignment for the Open University Module H810 – Accessible Online Learning and what happens?
Views per day increase.
Maybe I’m linking to the blog even if I am not posting? Interesting.
Less is more.
One post a week perhaps. 1,000 carefully crafted words on e-learning?
Later this year I will graduate with a Masters in Open and Distance Education. I have successfully completed FIVE postgraduate modules with the Open University.
I am now looking closely at starting a PhD in 2014.
For the remainder of 2013 I may take on another OU Module, H809 Practice-based research in educational technology, which will introduce me to research techniques in relation to e-learning and education.
Come and join me? But you only have a few days left to register.
I also want to blog less so that I can devout more time to writing fiction. A short story of a few thousand words a week might be the goal.
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I find your posts really interesting. I am currently in the process of a 10,000 word dissertation about using technology in the classroom and it would be interesting to reference your material.