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Welcome to #UOSM2033

We hope you enjoy our Curriculum Innovation module. Iā€™m sure it will be quite a different learning experience for you :-) http://www.slideshare.net/lisaharris/uosm2033-intro-session-06102016-66755343 This post contains important information and useful links. Please read it carefullyā€¦ There will be an introductory face to face session to explain how the module works on 6th October at 11am in 2/1079. Continue reading →

Final Thoughts on Living and Working On The Web

When I first started using the internet back when I was a mere 10 year old I wouldn’t have thought ten years later my internet activity would be directly responsible in me getting a university degree. UOSM2033 has been more than just another module to pass and it has given me a different perspective on what it means to be an internet citizen and how your internet activity can relate to how you are off the internet. Continue reading →

The Final Round Up

After 5 months of studying the ā€œLiving and working on the webā€ module Iā€™m pleased to say that Iā€™ve learnt many useful skills that I will hopefully be able to apply to future tasks ā€“ whilst studying at university and beyond. As I study Economics, and have an analytical academic background (studying Maths, Physics and Economics at A level) the art of researching and publishing articles is completely new to me. I can definitely say that this course has improved these skills. Continue reading →

All good things must end.

Unlike every other module Iā€™ve done at this university, UOSM2033 has been pretty much entirely based around communication. This has been a very interesting difference, as people have been able to put their points of view across strongly and actually try to better each otherā€™s understanding while going about it. In some ways I think everyone has learnt a lot from it, and by the end views were not so disparate as they might have been at the start of the module. Continue reading →

The end is nigh! (ā€¦or is it the end of the beginning? )

As a I sit down to Ā write my last blog for #uosm2033, I think back to my first written piece: Ā understanding the concepts of digital visitors and residents. Delving into research for that week, I concluded that I am a digital resident. But now, with ten weeks under my belt of understanding digital media and the importance of online communication, I can very much say that I am not the resident I thought I was. Continue reading →

The final act: A Refelction of Living and Working on the Web

And so here it is, the final post of my module Living and Working on the Web. Iā€™ll start with the things I have learnt during the module that I feel were most important and useful, which, unsurprisingly, are the things I will also take into future modules. The first of these is the use of informal, yet reliable, sources, even if itā€™s just to get a background of a topic. Continue reading →

From Zero to Hero: Living and Working on the Web

On commencing the module Living and Working on the Web, I had never written a publicĀ blog before, butĀ now, 15 weeks down the line, I have a fully functioning, Google-able blog, in which I have been able to consider and discuss a range of subjects. Following one of my most successful blog posts, “Have you heard of me, and if not why not?”, I decided to use the same format to present my discoveries and hopes for the future. Continue reading →

This isnā€™t the last youā€™ll see of me

Prior to this module, my presence online was not as successfulĀ as I had believed. Re-reading my pre-module quiz highlights how little I knew about having an Online Presence, including my own. Though I had a Facebook account and a Twitter; that was it. But even the way I used Twitter, did not utilise its potential. The way I now use Twitter, the connections I have has completely changed through this module. Continue reading →