#network learning

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Phishyy Learning*

Being a part of network learning is something we all do everyday, at least, every person who has a facebook does. Everything we do on facebook is pretty much network learning, because were always keeping each other informed and updated on our/other people's lives, and in sooo many different ways on facebook, so it fits each individuals personal favorite ways of "learning". Pictures, chats, status updates, links, ANYTHING we do on facebook. My personal favorite experience with this was through facebook thread messaging, having messages sent between more than 2 people, like a normal message. 

There was about 15 original members of the group, but about 9 crucial key members. We were planning our trip to the Phish show at Darien Lake. Without it, we wouldn't have been able to make our trip as epic. The camping and ticket situation would have been well, to be blunt, fucked. 

Network learning...saved my phavorite trip of the summer! :)

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Cows, learning and networks

Maybe this won’t be so bad, I told myself. Having never handled a cow, I prepared to harness and pill Beetle 1300 pound Holstein in the dairy barns. Sure, I have read about it, was in lecture about it, talked about it and practiced on big plastic cattle heads, but I have never really done it. Two of my classmates, whom I have worked with before decided that Beetle looked like a nice enough cow to work with as well. “Ok, who’s first?” I asked. No one volunteered, one studied her boots. “Ok, I guess I’ll have a go.” I said.

“Easy Beetle,” I crooned. As she lifted her head, I slipped the halter over her nose and then over her ears and pulled tight. She slightly protested, but then resigned to the restraint. “Good! Ok, now pill her.” said my instructor. “You can do it, don't let her think about it; quick now, you know what to do.” encouraged a classmate. I moved forward and reached over her head hooking my hand around the corner of her mouth and upper palate on the opposite side and gripping firmly. I leaned back, pulling her head to her shoulder and into my torso as I leaned back. Beetle was not to happy about this and even less so when I inserted the 18 inch metal pilling gun into the side of her mouth. She attempted to throw her head away from me, which took me off of my feet. ” Stay with her!” I faintly heard my instructor say. I was hanging on for dear life. One more good tug back and she settled. I ejected the pill, pulled out the pilling gun and let her head go. All my classmates around me and my instructor complimented my work.

I backed away and let the next student give her a go. She looked at me sheepishly. "It's easy, just trust your training." I encouraged her. As I did, I thought about the importance of this experience. As I reflect on that course and the others in the Veterinary Technology program, I am grateful for the support around me.

The intensity of the program is quelled by the support and encouragement, not only dolled out by the staff, but my fellow classmates. Without this network, I don’t feel the program or classes would be as effective. This support group is invaluable, and is enhanced through communication and group training. I feel that even beyond the school, this network and training to support an effective network will always be with me.

Networked learning is truly a feedback system of connections. It is characterized as learning by the use and exchange of knowledge in any framework. The special thing about it is that it is not a “spoon fed” variety of information which is an old form of teaching. It is an interactive form, in which those who give information open the flow of ideas between all parties involved. This aids those to help each other understand, such as something as simple as helping a fellow student define an unknown word, to explaining a system in a different way which helps another person understand.

 This can also cause potential misinformation, and the changing of information. For instance Wikipedia is open to editing. I have personally experienced people changing historical information on this widely used network to suit their own needs. However, the positives in this system by far outweigh any difficulties there may be in group dynamics.

I have always thrived in these kinds of environments I just never had a label for it. Having thought about and reflected on my journey through this university and the veterinary technology program, I have found that ultimately the element of the relationship is the key to the success of this process, not necessarily the process itself. Anyone can read a book and learn about any subject, but being surrounded by those who are sharing the same experiences and interacting within that subject and group are irreplaceable.

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learning network shapes education

In the early period of human life, learning from family numbers is the most common way for kids. After they attend school, the "student age" begins. Network learning become the major way of learning in the age of information. Networked learning is basically a way of using technology in learning and also providing a stage for people to communicate and exchange information. Since networked learning is based on technology, it will be much more convenient for people in developed areas. People don’t have to take time to meet up and study together. However, studying through technology cannot take place of the authenticity from learning face-to-face. And in developing countries where technology is not well equipped, networked learning is almost unachievable. Here in MSU, professors use networked learning in addition to lectures for communication, researching, grading, and other learning purposes. For example, a lot of the course information are posted on websites, and students are sometimes asked to communicate via multiple different technological devices. From this point on, students are no longer required to learn just the material expected to be learned from the course but also how technological a student can be. Although there might be some benefits to this new way of learning, in some ways, it can become unfair to students coming from different background.

This picture was token at East Lansing public library where a group of people from College of Education made the after-school program. The program is focusing on how to deliver knowledge to kids after school. I learned lots of ways to create activities after school.

Here is a link talking about how to catch kids' attention as well as how to motivate kids to learning. <http://www.teachhub.com/news/article/cat/14/item/746>.

 "We want to learn!"

This is a picture taken in Tibet, China. There are lots of countries/areas in the world where education is not well developed.

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Network learning with Facebook

As we know that "network learning s a process of developing and maintaining connections with people and information, and communicating in such a way so as to support one another's learning"(Networked Learning). People can get information from a lot of places, such as classes, teams, families and communities. However, where i had my special networked learning was in my writing class, and we used social networks to do our network learning.

In the beginning of 2011, i took the wra 1004 class. Moreover, the professor introduced us to use Facebook as a tool to communicate with each other and professor. This was an interesting and new learning method for me, and after using this method for a semester, i felt this was a good way for networked leaning. 

By using the Facebook, firstly we made a group called "wra 1004 pre college writing" in our Facebook, so everybody who was in our class could see what happened in this group but people who were not in our class could not come in. Then we posted our ideas and thoughts for each projects and homework on the home page. It is very useful to show ideas to everybody, because we can learn from other people. After comparing the ideas that other people have with the ideas that i have, i can figure out the problems that i can fix to make my work better. Consequently, we used Facebook to communicate, to do homework and class work for a whole semester, and most of us felt confidence while we were using it.

Using Facebook to learn in class and out class was my first experience in using social networks to learn. It was efficient and useful because people could communicate anywhere anytime, not only in the class but also when people were at home or hanging out.

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Network Learning: Own Experience

Network learning is a process of developing and maintaining connections with people and information, and communicating in such a way so as to support one another’s learning.

 When I was in high school, our school had athletic meeting every year. There had an event named rope skipping. This sport need more than ten people to play together, and there had two person to swing the rope in opposite sides. Other people jumped into the rope when the rope was swing at the timing they like. So this sport required high level of group work which is a kind of network. If one person broke the line, it could not be counted and should replay it. We spent much time on practicing in order to get the gold medal in the athletic meeting. During practice, we concluded a skill to win the gold. That is counting numbers when members prepared to jump into the rope. It could help other members to know when was the better timing to join into rope.

 Network learning is very useful for group sports. People can help with each other, and finally get a good grade. 

(Rope Swing)

[arielee75]

Network learning-learn from "Bunkasai"

                                        “Network learning" is a new word for me. I thought it means studying with Internet at first time. But through the studying of these days I found "network learning" is not only study with Internet, but also a method of study.  

              “Network learning is a learning method that effectively stimulates people to study by communicating with other people.” (WRA150 NOTE) Network learning is an individual, disciplined process by which we make sense of information, observations and ideas.  

                For my personal opinion, I think network learning is a way to deal with the amount information we have. The basic of network learning is share, sense and seek. Every network learner should have their own idea, resources or experience for developing their project and they should communicate or share the idea with others. Then think how we can use the information we have. Seeking is finding things out and keeping up to data. It helps us finding the information that we need. 

                I had a special experience of network learning. It was not about a spcific study or project. I don't know if it can be a social network. It is just a period and activity that I had participated with.

                In high school I was really lucky to get an opportunity to be an exchange student to Japan. I had unforgettable year in Hidaka high school. I remembered a school event I’ll never forget is the Bunkasai(cultural festival). It was last a month to prepare them. Also, this is where I truly got out of my shell and talked a lot. I sold yakisoba (stir-fried noodles), ikayaki (squid cake) and kakagôri aisu (snowcone) to teachers, guests, visitors and other students to help our class make profit. We also had to prepare Soran Bushi dance.

               The third year students were assigned to have a food stall and sell food. I was there to help my friends who were study in third year. They cooked dishes and asked me to taste them and told them how I felt. I felt responsible to them. I gave them my honestly opinion.

               The second year student was assigned to dance as each class. It was during this time that many were surprised to find out that I was improving in my Nihongo. I was actually able to carry a conversation with many people. I was so glad. From that time on, I gained so many friends and I became very talkative. Some teachers even noticed it.

              You may wonder where is about network learning. I want to say network learning is everywhere during our practice. First our classmates were using our PE classes to practice dance, we watched the video with teacher to learnt dance. It was really hard for me, also hard for my classmates. So we learnt and changed part that we could not do well. Because we had a lot of person, so we discussed how to improve our dance looks nice on the stage. 

              Also the cloth of dance should be special. We searched on Internet and figured out what we should wear. Everyone should make outside black one by their-selves. We made one sample and taught all classmates how to made them. I still have that cloth in my home. We had problem with T-shirts color. Most guys prefer black and girls want to make it colorful. We asked our teacher and made different color T-shirts.Finally we decided with purple pink. 

            I felt glad I could be there with them all times during that year. They were not leave me alone. They asked me to be with them all the times. I know I should speak honestly and be responsible. We exchanged the ideas we had and finally we got successed in Bunkasai.