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My Learning Journey in ED403

I would like to Blog my learning journey of ED403: Innovations in Learning Technologies & Professional Practice before my ePortfolio designing. As a Teacher, education is something I am always passionate about and is a part of my life. As I mentioned in ED401 ePortfolio, I would love to learn new things from my peers, colleagues and friends. This course is the last course out of the three compulsory courses in the PGCTT (Postgraduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching). This course provided me innovative pedagogical practices with technological advancements within work-based learning environments. This course also enriched my knowledge on the overview of the pedagogical foundation required to facilitate a technology-mediated learning environment. I explored different learning technologies and how high-tech innovations are altering exercises in higher education. I established and utilized Open Educational Resources (OER) and e-facilitation techniques for my learning contexts as a Pacific Island in higher education. Besides, I honed my skills using a selection of online methodologies/approaches and gained experience in reviewing good online practices. I also blogged (FIVE BLOGS) my learning in ED403 in Blogger. Please see the link provided for reading all my blogs: https://rameshsubramani2020.blogspot.com/. Soon I will create and design my journey n ED403 through ePorfolio where one can see my activity-reflection for formative and summative assessment towards continuous professional development.

Overall, it was an enjoyable, innovative and informative journey. I met many knowledge rich people and found some good friends. Course coordinator Dr. Shikha Raturi, team members of Aristole, friends and colleagues from ED403 are very supportive, understanding and valuable members. It is my pleasure for being a part of this course and I indeed learnt a lot.

At last, as an academician I am motivated to share my knowledge and experiences of pedagogical training that learnt through PGCTT with my current and prospective students. PGCTT has allowed me to mold as a complete trained academician.

Cheers,
Ramesh Subramani

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  1. RobertJune 6, 2020 at 8:27 PM

    It was an honour being on your team Ramesh. Thanks for always being a great team player!

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    1. Subramani RameshJune 6, 2020 at 8:57 PM

      It was my pleasure working with you Robert. It was great to have worked with you as a team.

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