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Sunday, April 6, 2014

Connectivism

Connectivism- Mind map Reflection
First there is http://instructech3000.blogspot.com I use this site to post
information for my classwork. Second there is wuwcnewsletter.blogspot.com which is from the Walden University Writing Center, which gives updates and information about writing techniques, upcoming webcasts, and seminars. Next there is Learning Solutions Magazine LearningSolutionsMagazine@elearningguild.net via bounce. This helps me to learn about the topics and resources that Instructional Designer professionals use. Then there is MasteryConnect Learning Community which is used for teachers who are mostly “sharing and discovering common formative assessments, tracking mastery of state and
Common Core standards, and engaging with like-minded teachers in the community.”
Last there is http://www.educationjobsite.com. I use this website that shows the Instructional Design and Training positions in my area. I use this to see what companies are looking for when they hire.

The network has changed the way that I learn by giving me a broader atmosphere for obtaining information. I have more views and perspectives on what’s going on in the world. The digital tools that best facilitate learning for me are the MasteryConnect Learning Community and LearningSolutionsMagazine@elearningguild.  MasteryConnect Learning Community  helps in me in my current profession. LearningSolutionsMagazine@elearningguild helps me learn more information about the profession that I hope to enter soon.  I gain new knowledge when I have questions by looking through these sites. I try to look through the blogs that are offered and if the questions aren’t answered, then I use the search site on a particular page.  The ways my personal learning network support the central tenets of connectivism are by using all of my resources as a network to feed my learning concerns. The blogs by Instructional designers feeds my social curiosity for how they interact in workshops, conventions, and private sector settings. The technical learning knowledge that I gain is from the display of new products that are being introduced in both the Common Core standards and the demonstration e-learning products by trainers.




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