W1 : Why are you taking this class? What practical skills do you expect to gain from attending it?

March 06, 2021

 1. The Age of Sharing

Information is no longer privately owned or utilized but is 'sharing' with people. People share the information they have and receive the information they need to use to solve the problem.
First of all, YouTube is an example. YouTubers deliver professional information and detailed experiences to subscribers. At the same time, they subscribe to other YouTube channels to obtain necessary information and to solve questions. The sharing of information through comments is also active.
The second is a clubhouse that has recently become a hot topic. This is an SNS that can only be communicated by audio, where small daily lives are made here, new business models are created or in-depth discussions are held. It is appropriate as a window of collective intelligence. With the emergence of famous businessmen, politicians, and entertainers, more people want to share information, and the value of listening is increasing.
Like this, we do not keep information and experience to ourselves, but try to share it.

Information and experience are shared with others, and connections and communication are made between them, allowing them to exercise "collective intelligence” that creates synergy in solving problems.

2. Collaborative and English writing skills

I want to edit, modify, and add Wikipedia, which is a sample of collective intelligence, and improve my ability to write English. I want to help people who can show their collective intelligence.

Comments

  1. Jung jisoo, 정지수March 13, 2021 at 8:29 PM

    I agree that people share information together and this is effective in solving the problem. Also, I think that various platforms such as YouTube and Club House are playing a role as a venue for information sharing. And I hope that we can effectively use these platforms to communicate actively, and furthermore, exchange opinions to identify and solve problems.

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