Not interested in twitter!

Weak assessment activity. Tweeting links to Quizlet can be learning content if assessment for learning (AfL). More than one way to answer this.

I admire the idea of the Learning Wheel, the imagery lets a lot of info be used in one diagram. Looks like the site hasn't been updated in a while - where's the wheel (or wheels) for Google tools?

The learning wheel.

Good Course

Unfortunately, though this module was really useful, the learningwheel resources doesn't seem to work. I was looking forward to learning more.

A minor detail but it's a shame that the word 'collaboration' has not been spelt correctly (on the wheel) in the video clip.

website doesn't seem to exist any more

The Learning Wheel website link doesn't work, and the Learning Wheel report is restricted access

Challenging unit , many thanks

This is something I am going to use

While knowing fully how your chosen teaching technology works using lots of different teaching methods or styles can be counter productive for leaners. Sticking to just a few different methods that the learners expects is perhaps more beneficial just as learners don't like changing teachers every few months changing teaching styles to lots of different technologies can be disruptive.

This was very difficult to do - the matching exercise was not reflected in the video, so I had to go elsewhere (learning wheel website) to find the answers. You could say that the assessment of this model was impossible since the four ideas were not expanded on or explained in the video. Very strange.
I don't think this module in particular will encourage me to use or learn about digital skills more in the future. I'm more likely to avoid it. Though I like the ideas there are too many new things here that will put me off.
btw: collaboration, not collaberation

Interesting topic, with a few good ideas to consider. Liked the Learning wheel a useful tool.

Really useful resource https://learningwheel.co.uk/

A really useful module. It is useful that you can see Twitter Learning wheel completely. The additional links point to The Learning Wheel site, unfortunately some of the links there are broken - this is of course outside ETF's control.

Not easy to be enthused

Learning wheels are great for combining technology and pedagogy. Would have been worth having a link to the TPACK model as well - https://www.schoology.com/blog/tpack-framework-explained.

The quiz activity made a bit of an assumption that people would know what TurnItIn was or what @TurnItIn represented...

But learning wheels are still great

informative

"Collaboration" is spelt wrongly on the Learning Wheel graphic.

Great module on extending your digital skills. Highly relevant to me as I'm a digital skills lecturer. I am resetting the module to complete the exercise again. I intend to complete a learning wheel for my area of teaching digital skills to adults. Moving onto the 4 Ms module. Thanks!

Even if answers don't match the unit, your own interpretation will still make a useful personal/team teaching tool

The 'Learning wheel' site was interesting to view and suggested a few possible sites/ideas. The idea of knowing your basic toolkit fully is a noble one, but with new apps and sites coming online constantly there is always the new ideal to look into.

Good

Reasonable.

Really enjoyed this module!
I liked the idea and use of the Learning Wheel and associated 'Prezi' resource which details this theory in more detail.

However when I clicked to download my reflection notes, the document was titled 'Referencing and attribution
practice for learners' instead of 'Extending your digital skills'?

Good start but will need to utilise and practice with resources - so have done that

The animation raises your awareness of the learning wheels and underpinning framework: Communication, Collaboration, Learning Content & Assessment. The Further Resources give good pointers to these too.
The learning activity which focused on the Twitter learning wheel would have been better designed with a multiple choice activity.