W14. What did I learn in this course? - Dong-Joon, Yoo


Dong-Joon, Yoo

1. Summary

In the last semester, I was introduced to Wikipedia through a lecture on ‘Globalization’. In fact, I had difficulty because I used it for the first time, but thanks to the basic skills, I was able to finish well. In this semester, I had another fun while listening to classes based on Wikipedia once again. This class seems to have used Wikipedia almost every day because it has more tasks than before. I was able to learn more advanced technology than last semester and have an opportunity to meet another society and community. I am also trying to edit deeply than my last semester. I was able to learn many things through Wikipedia which is the representation of collective intelligence. I was able to learn about collective intelligence while exchanging ideas and opinions through discussions. Learning about the importance and problems of free culture and collaboration, I realized that what is important and more important to the group than the individual is by living in the modern society.

2. Interesting Points

TED videos that cover a variety of topics including collective intelligence, modern technology, and copyright were very interesting. The process of listening to experts, thinking and exchanging opinions with others in each field was novel.


3. Discussion Points

I learned a lot about the Creative Commons related to copyright . Is it desirable to over-protect copyrights and to extend the protection period more than necessary? For whom is the copyright protection period that can be maintained even if the creator dies?

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