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Mahdieh Molaei Tehrani reflects on her personal knowledge management. She plans to share what she has learned in her country after finishing her studies. She will organize and keep the software skills she learned to share with her country when needed. Managing her learning allows her to organize what she has learned from study and work to share externally. She can also share the multimedia skills and tools she learned through her e-learning course to help develop her country when she returns. During a project, she networked with a Japanese company who advised her and helped her learn about installation art to later share with others.
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- 2. + Reflecting From the knowledge that I have got I will reflect in my country some day and I do have plan to go back to my country after finishing my study and share my knowledge with them.
- 3. + Organization Skills In this part all the software and tools that I have learned I will keep and organize my knowledge and when it needed and I will share all my skill from E-learning course with my country.
- 4. + Manage Learning It let me to manage whatever I learned from my study and work experience. Sometimes it can be difficult to keep up a particular routine due to time pressure. A good way to ensure you keep going is to organize your own PKM process around some external output; so for example, I know I need to do some CPD activity each month which involves reading a number of news items on the web in my given field. It's easy to let that slip.
- 5. + Information Literacy (Knowing How To Use What You Know Is how I studied E-learning course in faculty of creative of Multimedia and all the software and tools that I learned I could share when I go back to my country and share my knowledge as much as I learned and can go through and improve and in a same time I will help for developing my country as well.
- 6. + Networking With Others In did have One project about Installation Art that I tried to connect to one company in Japan and got advise from them and they helped me to do my project and it was amazing experienced that I learned from them about Installation Art and later I shared my knowledge with my lecturers and my colleagues as well.
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