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Week 11 Reflection

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  This week has seen a lot of learning, focusing on understanding more about less developed nations and how social media impacts them. Social media users now speak English as their first language, primarily because of historical, technological, and socioeconomic considerations. Many social media services, like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, have their roots in English-speaking nations. As a result, English has inevitably become the primary language of communication on these platforms.  Although there is a lot of promise for the Internet to bring people together globally, several obstacles prevent it from bridging linguistic, cultural, and geographic divides.  These restrictions significantly impact education, especially in reaching global education objectives. To fully utilize the Internet as a tool for international education, educators and legislators need to address these obstacles by fostering inclusion, closing the digital gap, and ensuring that all students have access to and

Social Media Designs

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  To guarantee inclusivity, accessibility, and efficacy, several essential factors must be considered when developing an international Professional Learning Network (PLN) or designing social media-based learning or performance support for an international audience. Teachers and instructional designers may build inclusive and prosperous social media- based learning environments that meet a global audience's varied demands by considering these aspects and putting deliberate design and interaction methods into practice.

Developing Countries

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  In underdeveloped nations, social media is essential for social change, communication, and information sharing. Many people's first and only digital access devices, mobile phones, have made it possible for people to utilize social media platforms widely, especially in places without frequent access to computers. By linking users to larger marketplaces and networks, these platforms aid in bridging communication gaps, offer educational resources, and promote economic prospects. In developing nations, social media has a complex effect that includes both positive effects on connectivity, information sharing, and economic prospects and negative effects on the digital divide and false information. Comprehending these processes facilitates the drawing of comparisons with US experiences, bringing out commonalities and particular difficulties.

Week 10 Reflection

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       Learning experiences can be considerably improved by incorporating Web 2.0 tools and encouraging a collaborative authorship mindset. Utilizing these tools and implementing organized collaboration frameworks, teachers can design dynamic, captivating, and pr oductive learning environments. Social media has been shown to be an effective instrument for advancing social  justice, facilitating education, and improving the effectiveness of activists. Despite limitations and consequences, these platforms have enabled worldwide connectedness, communication, and collective action. Social media has a tremendous impact on modern social justice movements, as evidenced by the manner in which it has been used to push social change, all while adhering to the principles of online networks and communities. Globally, social media has revolutionized the advancement of social justice. These platforms have been used by a number of movements to raise awareness, mobilize,   encourage, and propel societ

Social Media

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  It has been shown that social media is an effective instrument for learning, advocating for social justice, and improving the work of activists. Despite limitations and consequences, these platforms have promoted connectedness, communication, and group action globally. The methods that social media has been utilized to propel social change exemplify the principles of online networks and communities, highlighting the platform's enormous influence on modern social justice movements. Social media has revolutionized the global movement for social justice. These platforms have been employed by a number of movements to promote social change, raise awareness, and gather support. We'll look at a few noteworthy instances here, along with the consequences or limitations they may have and how these social media usage enhance performance and learning.

The Process or Product

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       When getting ready for produsage,  the process where users are both content producers and consumers,  it is essential to design an assessment approach that considers both the process and the product. This double focus ensures that students' involvement, teamwork, and end product quality are fully understood. I want to look at it from the standpoint of the process and then the portions that evaluate the product. This would include keeping an eye on the student's level of participation in group projects, discussions, and content development.  Logs, participation statistics, and self-reports can all be used to measure this. Evaluate the quality and frequency of interactions between students and teachers. Tools like  collaborative rubrics, peer evaluation, and observation checklists are available. Assess the development of communication,   analytical thinking, problem-solving, and digital skills. This can be assessed through reflective journals, peer review, and self-evaluat

Week 9 Reflection

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       Reviewing this week's usage and learning through the use of Slack, GroupMe, and WhatsApp tools that facilitate group collaboration for many types of sharing. I'm also learning about Miro, a brand-new project management and team communication application that I have never used before. There are benefits associated with each of these tools. Slack, GroupMe, and WhatsApp are three platforms that each have special characteristics that can be useful for various things. Slack allows you to group chats into channels according to teams, projects, themes, etc., which makes it simpler to search for and follow discussions. It is possible to thread replies within channels to maintain focused and unambiguous dialogue. Numerous applications, including Google Drive, Zoom, and numerous others, increase efficiency by enabling users to access and control numerous services from a single platform. Processes can be streamlined, and manual duties can be reduced by using custom bots and auto