Mon premier blog

Personal Connections in the Digital Age Nancy K. Baym
Publisher: Polity

In these first two chapters of Personal Connections in the Digital Age by Nancy Baym, many good points about communicating through technology have been brought up. Lewis, J, Inthorn, S and Wahl-Jorgensen, K. Connectivism has been lauded as a 'learning theory for the digital age', and as such seeks to describe how students who use personalised, online and collaborative tools learn in different ways to previous generations of students. Doubtless, many of us would be discouraged from joining a company that seems only to hire from a connections and personal acquaintances. England: Open University Press. In the writing “Personal Connections in the Digital Age”, Baym begins to convey to the reader the many ways we interact with new forms of personal connection and communication. School Leadership in the Digital Age: An Interview with 2013 Digital Principal Ryan Imbriale. The essence of Siemens' His counterargument is that through the use of networked technologies, learning can now be distributed outside the learner, within personal learning communities and across social networks. I try hard to continually model my own personal and professional use of technology, whether it's social media or flipping professional development. On Keeping a Notebook in the Digital Age. Students are creating their own connections, collaborating and driving personalized learning experiences often without direction from the teacher. I do something similar myself—making His waste books are a collection of short personal reflections and quotations covering a wide range of topics and infused with wit. Creativity · Ideas Notes Notebooks He reads them over every few months and finds themes emerging—connections between fragments that wouldn't seem apparent if those fragments were presented in isolation. Baym, NK (2010) Personal Connections in the Digital Age. Obriena's But what does it look like when schools step into the digital age? Personal Connections in the Digital Age is a book written by Nancy Baym about the role of digital media in personal relationships.