E-Working: What? How?

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The document discusses the concept of e-working, which refers to utilizing electronic communications via computer networks to facilitate and increase work efficiency. It describes how Web 1.0 provided infrastructure for communication and knowledge sharing but lacked opportunities for user participation. The emergence of Web 2.0 empowered users to communicate, create content, and share knowledge through various digital platforms like blogs, wikis, cloud storage and computing, crowd sourcing, and crowd funding.

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E-Working!
Utilizing the digital resources for your
productivity

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Digital, is a way of life!

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What is E-Working?

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E-Working
• Utilizing electronic communications via
computer networks to facilitate and increase
the efficiency of working as an individual,
with a team, or within an organization

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Web 1.0
• You consumed knowledge
• You received information
• You do not have much to say!

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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#WikiCourses

Web 1.0
•
•
•
•

Provided communication infrastructure
Exposed business on a global level
Uncovered knowledge
Created the concept of “Just in time”

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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#WikiCourses

Web 1.0
• User needed power
• Knowledge needed to be democratized
• People needed to communicate and create
new aquaintences

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

It stayed!

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#WikiCourses

Still dominates professional
and personal communication

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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Remember to:
• Provide a subject!
• Keep it short
• Attach the attachment

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Mohammad Tawfik

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When it is in writing, it is a
commitment!

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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Avoid:
•
•
•
•
•

Speeleng end grommetecal mostiks
CAPITAL LETTERS
Using BCC
Exposing private communications
Forwarding spam

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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#WikiCourses

It provides a lot!

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

Most important!

Your voice is heard!

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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#WikiCourses

You are no longer passive

You are a part of the community
E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

YOU became the web!

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

It is a way of life
It is neither bad nor good
It’s different

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

It is all about YOU

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

A Variety of
Platforms

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

http://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
#WikiCourses

It enables you to …

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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Blog!

E-Working
Mohammad Tawfik

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You are the publisher

E-Working
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You are the journalist

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You are the teacher

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You are the entertainer

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Mohammad Tawfik

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Writing is a joy, most people can
not find

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Wiki
Quick and swift

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Democratizing Knowledge
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Collaborative by nature

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Public or private

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Instant co-publishing

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Cloud Storage

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All your digital suff

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For access and sharing

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Save space and
synchronize files
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Cloud computing

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Harvest the power of sharing

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A lot is out there!

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• Software as a Service
• Platform as a Service
E-Working
• Infrastructure as a Service
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Crowd Sourcing

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What?

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Crowd Funding

• Financing may not be a bighttp://WikiCourses.WikiSpaces.com
problem anymore
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The Reform Symposium Conference is but one of a myriad of events taking place almost constantly now where teachers have opportunities for meeting in online spaces and sharing information and expertise with one another. The MOOC concept, whether xMOOC or cMOOC, provides steady often overlapping opportunities for deeper, more prolonged engagement not only with niche topics, but more importantly with others interested in those niches. Google Hangouts on Air now make it possible for anyone to simulcast an event, and many do, extending invitations to colleagues in a mushroom field of communities. It seems there is something of this nature going on every minute, and social media is working virally to spread the word among educators. Stepping back to a wider perspective on this phenomenon, what is going on every minute is networked, connectivist learning. Open education, driven by learners connecting with other learners, is taking place around the clock, around the globe, in countless free spaces, bound only by the amount of time participants can make to engage and absorb the knowledge inherent in their networks. The possibilities this unleashes are only starting to be realized by the brick and mortar establishment. Not that we should quit our daytime jobs any time soon, but we should certainly rethink them. This presentation will draw on present circumstances to inform how we might rethink our role as educators, or perhaps more importantly, encourage others to follow our example. The presenter has been involved in coordinating two virtual communities that have been interacting and learning from one another daily for the past decade. This presentation will show through representative examples how participants in these networks acquire the tools for re-thinking how they engage their students. Networked learning is ineffable in that it must be experienced to be understood, and those without that experience have difficulty grasping a full range of its affordances. As the behavior of participants in online networked learning changes, so their teaching styles change, and the better they are able to model for their students characteristics of what they find most effectively leads to their learning what they want to know in an increasingly interconnected world.

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