i had been putting off doing this one but once i got started i realised it wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be and i enjoyed reading up on networking from a marketing point of view on the blog provided in my reference.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pK9ErtKD9N4yr4erIQKaAblPYJ9hI752Ubk4hpKQWMg/edit
Hi Steph
ReplyDeleteI also found this task quite interesting. The reader provided a lot of information which at first glance seemed quite daunting. Like you, after reading and doing a bit of research I realised that I am actually quite an active networker. I regularly use sites such as Facebook, Twitter and of course Blogger. I think this will probably be true of most people on the course, I guess the key is discovering how we can increase our knowledge and use it to further our careers.
Kelly
Hi Steph, I agree that connectivism is widely used by many of us specialists as a method of keeping up to date with current trends and views, made possible by the Internet. Surely this form of learning will see a continual growth in practitioners due to constant technology developments and the easy access to information and social networking sites? Personally I also use constructivism, maintaining social interaction when possibly. This enables me to interpret meaning and therefore to gain knowledge. Do you think that you may learn using this theory sub consciously more than you are perhaps aware of?
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