Ami Shah

@EM203NRussell One problem connected to your concept map is poor internet infrastructure in low-income areas, which limits access to online learning tools and reduces students’ digital skills and future opportunities #EM203problems

@EM203SydneyMacK One problem connected to your concept map is unequal access to technology and internet, which can widen the education gap and limit student success in digital learning #em203problems

@Em203Soleilloyd Wow Soleil! I actually never thought about it like that! Transitioning from a product mindset to a knowledge mindset really changes how we value the information we consume and share every day

Today’s lesson has me thinking about how the Industrial Age was built around manufacturing, while the Digital Age is built around knowledge. Basically, factories made products, and now the internet makes information move at a scary speed! #EM203Robin

@EM203NathanB Definitely! Hope there are more courses out there where we can actually learn how to properly use digital tools!

Being “connected” doesn’t automatically mean being digitally skilled. Today’s learners need more than access to tech. They need support building critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity so they can use digital tools thoughtfully, not just frequently. #EM203Robin

@em203sbhatia I also agree Saanvi!! Adapting and learning how to learn is arguably the most important skill we can have in this fast-paced digital age.

@EM203Pierro AI makes critical thinking more of a necessity than a luxury or a next step. It's exciting to see how these tools can push us to be more collaborative and creative if used correctly!

@au_aric Great takeaway, Aric! It’s so interesting how those four pillars (communication, critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration) remain the essential human element in an increasingly digital classroom.

My first lessons in EM203 The web is simple, accessible and promotes collaboration Reflection can improve learning in group settings Multi-tasking can hurt memory! I recalled 1 thing w/ distractions vs 4 things w/o distractions Focus is a real advantage when studying #EM203Robin