Week 3 brought some very useful information. The readings for this week helped me gain a better understanding of some terms I had previously been unfamiliar with such as lurkers and free riders. It also taught me the difference between community and networks. I was able to tweet an article in regard to lurkers and I also gave specific example with regards to my opinions as to why some people choose to offer more information online versus others. Is it because they are more qualified in a specific topic? Is it because they have less fear of what people might think? or simply they have a valuable take on a particular subject and want to share that information freely with the world? Or are there other reasons as to why there is such a divide within online communities?
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Week 11 Reflection
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This class has made me realize I'm quite the lurker. I find myself having to work to post, and or develop content. It's tedious, and I just don't always have the time. That being said, there is a sense of reward when you post something that generates a lot of feedback.
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