Collaborative online learning engages students to become active participants in the social learning process. With the ubiquity of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), technological uptake in today's highly globalized society is a predictor for intellectual and economic growth where students and teachers play significant roles in ensuring learning continuity even in the face of disruptions. This paper discusses theoretical justifications and empirical studies related to online learning. It provides robust knowledge in online learning.
This paper charts the development of cultural theory over time as it permeates Western Hemisphere civilization. Briefly stated, cultural theory takes into account historical events involving culture, ideology, communication, and media that have impact on the human condition, such as the case when power structures, for example, spark a conversation about people's emancipation in an effort to achieve social balance. Therefore, it is important to have a thorough awareness of the ideological frameworks and symbolisms in a certain culture in order to comprehend facets of identity and cultural amelioration.Finally, cultural theory espouses a thorough understanding of the human condition that is intertwined with the histories of people's ordinary lives as societies change over time. Through the lessons it has acquired over human history, civilization has become stale. With every story told, it perpetually reshapes the fields of thought, allowing nations and people to freely express the complexities of human ingenuity.
As society slowly transitions to the post-pandemic, internationalization as a form of educational resilience is exemplified through uptake in knowledge, skills, research, and multicultural understanding while fostering bigger and more profound relationships with global communities in the spirit of interconnectedness and international recognition. This paper argues that internationalization is a process with two sides of the same coin. On the one hand, localization of internationalized learning rallies for identity expressions that are relevant to people’s needs which can easily be eradicated through repeated encroachment upon indigenous and vulnerable sensibilities. On the other hand, a locally adopted education extends its influential arms to international borders giving rise to a model of sustainable education in post-pandemic society where hybridity, inclusivity, decolonization, and blended education are relevant and emancipatory themes embraced through localization of international, and internationalization of localized education.
An autoethnography is a biographical narrative that the author believes to be true in all respects. It is based on the constructivist idea of experience-driven meanings. Like many constructivist undertakings, its interpretation is subjective where some elements may be hidden out of personal preference. This paper cogitates around the nuances of autoethngraphy as a form of self-inquiry. At its core, reflexivity and vulnerability in using the self as data magnify autoethnographic sketch as a deep and meaningful understanding of the author's experience. Because of the vulnerability an authorial voice can develop, autoethnography allows the flow of memory recollection to have an uninterrupted degree of fluidness. However, this depends on the author's willingness to purge deeper into memory recollection. In some cases, the process can be difficult to manage, hence, a vulnerable person can guard his thoughts and emotions to his own delight.Finally, philosophical assumptions of autoethngography constitute personal reality as an ontologoical dimension, constructivist and emergent knowledge as epistemology, and personal value as an axiological assumption in dwelling upon self-narratives.
The confluence of Information Communication Technology (ICT) and Knowledge Management for Development (KM4D) creates a robust partnership in dwelling upon development targets of a nation. While problems of digital uptake brought about by digi tal divide continue to hound information-poor nations of the Global South widening the gap mostly to the benefit of Global North countries, digitization process creates economic opportunities that alleviate poverty conditions if harnessed properly and pr opel economies much higher through continued utilization.While development equates with poverty alleviation as its main target, KM4D must propel regional economies benefiting from integrated knowledge base to a much higher economic growth after hitting poverty allevatio n targets. In other words, KM4D can immerse with a robust community of practice through knowledge sharing practices while adopting business strategies in order t o achieve economic wealth. In principle, innovators and distributors transcend economies in a g iven place as a network of creators. Lastly, ICT is a viable component in economic development where its utilization and management should coincide with KM's organizational outcomes as a form of synergy.
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