Journalism task meeting 3
My study logs
Name NIM |
Leonardo D Fourie-2088203051 |
Topic |
Journalism |
Date |
March 21,2023 |
Source/link |
· A New Approach of e-Learning Education
Using Blogging |
Learned
vocabularies, pronunciation & part of speech, definition, and in context (e.g.,
in a sentence) |
1. explicit/
ikˈsplisit Part of
speech : Adjective Indonesian
: eksplisit Definition
: stated clearly and in
detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. e.g, “for the explicit purpose of learning” 2. constrained/
kənˈstrānd Part of
speech : adjective Indonesian
: dibatasi Definition
: appearing forced or
overly controlled e.g, .
they were still constrained by such things 3. expertise/ ˌekspərˈtēz Part of
speech: Noun Indonesian:keahlian Definition: expert skill or knowledge in a
particular field e.g., to equipment
and e-learning expertise 4.
enhance/ inˈhans Part of
speech: Verb Indonesian: Meningkatkan Definition: e.g., “will enhance the
students.” 5. incentive/
inˈsen(t)iv Part of
speech: Noun Indonesian: insentif Definition: a thing that motivates or
encourages one to do something. e.g., “positive
incentive to student” |
Summary
of the Text |
The text discusses the limitations of the
traditional approach to e-learning, which relies on expensive and rigid
Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs). Instead, the article suggests using
blogs as a more flexible and personalized form of e-learning. The article
discusses the concept of blogs and their use in asynchronous online learning,
compares the characteristics of blogs when using different software, and
provides a list of literature references. The article also touches upon the features
of free blogging software. The key focus is on the potential of using
up-and-coming web services that are not specifically designed for e-learning
but can be adapted for more personalized, social, and flexible learning
experiences. |
Reflection
In our class meeting, we discussed the article that highlights the limitations of the traditional approach to e-learning, which uses Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) that are often inflexible and expensive. The article suggests that up-and-coming web services, which are not specifically designed for e-learning, can offer a more personalized, social, and flexible learning experience. We also talked about how the use of blogs in asynchronous online learning can provide a better learning experience for individual learners.
The article also discusses the various features of
blogging software and how they can be used to enhance the learning experience.
We talked about the importance of considering individual learner needs in
designing e-learning experiences and the role of institutions in facilitating
these experiences.
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