The multiple networks are used daily. I am always on one them for personal, professional, teaching and learning purposes. Each network keeps me in contact with things I need to know. The knowledge that is provided for me through each network keeps me abreast of things going on and able to teach and learn from others. My network help me to be a continuous learner who wants to know about changes all the time. They have help me to interdependent on others for help and knowledge. The tools that best facilitate learning are the tools that you can provide feedback and express yourself on. In this network connection, it allows me to find the answer to things that I am curious about and need to know about. I have a diverse learning community in this network that I can learn, teach, and play with.
Aisha,
ReplyDeleteIt does seem as though it has become second nature to use email and cell phones - along with other forms of communication - to stay in touch with others. This allows us to "meet" people and work with them in new ways.
Nice post!
Christine M.
Aisha,
ReplyDeleteI must admit that my network also allows me to be able to stay abreast of what is going on at all times. That is one good thing about the internet; you are able to connect to any set of information or person at anytime. Which networks do you like to connect to when it is time to get ideas for teaching?
Aisha
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your mind map. I noticed that most of us included some sort of smartphone in our network. Do you see any downside to being connected ALL the time?