Engaging My PLN: Final Post for EDCI 338

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3x3so6CsHaw&feature=youtu.be EDCI 338: Final Group Project. Podcast Members: Allie Harrington, Tori Chen, Mara Cox (21 June, 2021) For the final course project, Tori Chen, Allie Harrington, and I chose to create a podcast-style conversation with supporting visuals. We used Zoom to record, and Allie created the visuals using Powtoon. This project was a great way …

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Community Contributions 5: PLNs & Education

https://aeshaaedci338.opened.ca/2021/06/20/blog-5/ Aeshaa - Thank you for your post this week. I like that you touched on the power of social media, and how everyone can be a content creator. It is definitely a great way to open up media channels and let in diverse perspectives, voices, and stories. Thank you for sharing about @shinanova, I …

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Community Contributions 4: Public PLN – Balancing PLN, Media Literacy, & Public Discourse

https://laureningbrigtson.opened.ca/public-pln-balancing-pln-media-literacy-public-discourse/ Lauren - Thank you for your post this week! I really liked this point: “There is not a day that goes by that I do not learn something”.I thought that this was a really powerful way to emphasize how much information we are taking in daily from all of our access to interconnected platforms …

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Public PLN – Balancing PLN, Media Literacy, & Public Discourse

Photo by Julius Drost on Unsplash This week, we had the opportunity to hear from 2 strong female voices: Julie Smith, an educator at Webster University School of Communications, and Jody Vance, an independent contractor with a diverse profile surrounding broadcast, and the first woman in Canadian history to host her own show on primetime …

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Community Contributions 3: PLN, Inclusion, and Community Engagement

https://janine.opened.ca/2021/06/04/blog-post-3-your-pln-inclusion-and-community-engagement/ Janine - I thought that you made an important point about the content that we see on social media. The algorithm benefits continued content consumption, and we often end up seeing perspectives that match or are similar to our own. If you find a platform that is less curated, let me know! All of …

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Community Contributions 2: V&R Mapping

https://katelynnc.opened.ca/2021/05/20/blog-post-1-personal-learning-networks-and-digital-identity/ Katelynn - Thank you for sharing your experiences with Discord as a Health Information Science student. You mentioned that the server provided ‘a space for students to communicate the stress of the … summer semester and helped to inform professors about the concerns’. You even mentioned that this communication led to changes in assignments …

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Community Connections 1: PLN & Digital Identity

https://olivia-anacleto.opened.ca/personal-learning-networks-and-digital-identity/ Olivia - Thank you for your post this week! You had a great introduction to your post, as you described the benefits that you have seen for social media and digital connections in your personal life, which then transitioned well into the professional benefits. I think that it is important that you highlighted that …

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