As I reflect on my network
for learning, I have noticed it has expanded since I have begun my online
learning experience and career. One of the major changes is the use of blogs
that I have created for this course and others blogs that I use for insightful
information. My professional learning
connection has expanded the most. I have connected with other educators all
around the world through PD360. We are capable of sharing helpful tips and information.
I can join in on forums on topics and join communities with individuals that have
the same interest as I do.
Educational and instructional
videos are a very valuable digital tool I use to assist in my learning the
most. Video goes along with my learning
style of being a visual and auditory learning. They give me the ability to see
and hear experts or novices explain and give visual examples on the newly
information and how it is applied to the world. This allows me the ability to
make a meaningful connection to retain information better and apply it within
my learning.
Whenever I am reading course
material or for professional learning and I have a question, I always refer to
my Google search engine and YouTube to give me a quick insight about the given
topic. Having the capability to search any given topic using the Internet is a very
effective tool to help facilitate my learning.
I believe connectivism supports
my personal learning network. I use variety of sources to gain knowledge and
understanding. My learning network continues to grow and expand the depth of
knowledge I have. Today, we have the opportunity to explore and learn beyond my
personal environment. I am able to stay connected with teachers from all around,
classmates, colleagues, and my family. Furthermore, it is important to
communicate with people that have similarities or interest as you do. When this
taken place, you are able to discuss with one another personal viewpoints on
any given topic. This will allow everyone involve to learn from each other by
building on one’s prior knowledge with newly learned information. In this
digital time, there are more resources readily available to assist in learning.
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