Through the accumulation of reading from the previous days and the new reading material, I gradually gained a preliminary knowledge and understanding of the topic of learning with people networks and education. Today I would like to start a discussion with you about the content of this topic.
I think most social media platforms that have positive information and are meaningful are good for education. YouTube, for example, allows students to search for knowledge and areas they don’t know about. People can learn from it. For some communication software, such as Mattermost, you can learn and share your ideas with your teachers or classmates. For some social media platforms that can provide research, such as Google+, people can get the research results they need and learn the opinions and feedback after teaching so that they can improve the teaching methods in time.
When working with the vulnerable sector, social media should do its best to guide and help these sectors. Since they may be new to the community and not fully experienced enough to go it alone, it is important to guide them and give them more favorable terms of cooperation. Social media can broadly develop a complete program for the underprivileged sectors, which will not only allow them to develop quickly but also give them a certain amount of mass support and assistance. This is very beneficial to the subsequent development of PLN.
I’ve been working a lot this week, so I haven’t written out more thoughts for a while. This is what I’ve given so far by thinking about the problem. You are welcome to help me think about this topic together and comment on it.