W14. What did I learn in this course?

1. Summary

Two weeks later the class ends. What have I learned over the past three months? I am going to look back on three months of time through this blog topic. In fact, I was learning some of the wiki edits from "Sociology of Globalization," which was my last semester class. Since I had edited the "NamuWiki", I was somewhat familiar with the editing style of these Internet encyclopedias. Nonetheless, the way the Wikipedia was asked for accurate editing was hard on me too. Therefore, this class provided me with information to understand the collective intelligence and the principles of Wikipedia.

The first thing I learned is how to edit Wikipedia. I have had access to several Prezi for editing Wikipedia, and I have been able to edit it with higher quality. I am very proud of this "Baekjeong" article that I am about to make new this semester.

Secondly, what I have learned is the spirit of collaboration. Contrary to my past school days, where I learned to be the best in terms of constant competition and the best, I learned a lot of good results from collaboration and collaboration with others through Ted's lecture, I was able to.

2. Interesting Point

In addition to this class, I conducted a project to analyze the corporate culture of 'Samsung' and 'Microsoft' in other classes. To summarize the results, both Samsung and Microsoft were changing corporate culture to emphasize collaboration and collaboration among in-house members. I think this change is very interesting. Class time As we saw in the TED lecture, even those companies that pursue their profits as their top priority are pursuing the spirit of "collaboration." I think this could be a clue to solve the many confrontations and conflicts that are happening in modern society. I hope I have a chance to learn more about 'collaboration'.

3. Discussion Point

"What did we finally learn from this class?" There will be an answer to each question. As I said earlier, the spirit of "collaboration" was the most impressive. I wonder what others think about my thoughts.

Comments

  1. UnknownJune 9, 2018 at 1:19 AM

    Your enterprise culture analysis project is quite interesting. It seems to have used the collective intelligence, collaboration, and respect learned in this class well. I am most impressed with the cooperation among the group in this class. As we were actually in this class, we had discussions with friends to make presentations. They also talked to each other in order to carry out various assignments. So I made some great assignments. In this process, friends and collaborations occurred. Today collective intelligence can not be ignored. We are connected and today even more so. In conclusion, collaboration is extremely important. In particular, it is natural that people in various fields in modern society are related. At this time, the will of the individual is insufficient. Working with a variety of people will create great activities like Wikipedia.

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