Open my digital model world

Before 11 weeks, I started my digital journey. In this period, I gained a lot of cutting-edge knowledge and learning methods, which will also help me a lot in my marketing major. In this blog I will show my whole reflection on my journey through this module.

What I have learned

Take the first blog I wrote as an example to introduce my gains in blogging. The requirement for the first blog was to choose a job role to analyze its changes from past to future.

After I read the second article in the MOOC learning platform (Figure 1): Changing times, changing roles. I learned that any technological reform that promotes social processes is driven by people’s needs, which also causes the change of daily routines in different job roles. Therefore, this article help me to build a critical analysis of role changes at different levels: the needs (of employees, employers or companies) level and the social level.

Apart from authoritative online resources like MOOC, I also need to consult numerous blogs and web pages to find evidence to support my point. At first I didn’t know how to tell the validity of the network resources, but gladly that in the second week of the module, I learned to distinguish the quality of the article through Evaluating Information Sources tutorial.

This tutorial stimulated my interest in collecting information on the Internet, so I finded a website in my spare time: Really Simple Syndication (RSS) (Wikipedia, 2020), which helps me filter out invalid information and improve the efficiency of obtaining information.

After completing my first blog about digital HR with the effective information I collected, I gained a lot of insights on digital transformation, so I contributed to the discussion in week 7. (Figure 2)

After writing two blogs, I found that I became more and more confident to my views. Apart from participating in discussions in ELE, I also post some comments on the blogs of my peers.

Conclusion

From the beginning of knowledge input in ELE, to the integration of MOOC and network resources, to the construction of my own knowledge framework to complete blogs (knowledge output), and finally to share my learning results through participation in discussions. It can be seen that BEMM129 module helped me build a complete learning system.

Now, I intend to continue this journey. Below is a short video about my future plan.

Future plan

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References

Wikipedia. (2020). RSS. Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS