For your reflection this week, pick out at least two of the lessons
that he described that feel relevant to your current or short-term future
needs. Describe how they are relevant to you and what are some steps you can
take for each that will help you develop yourself professionally?
In this chapter, Robert Reiser shared his experience in EDT field
with us. Generally, every lesson he shared is helpful for me. But I want to highlight
the lessons that will mostly relate to my future needs.
Lesson 5: Acquire a Strong Set of Skills in
the Production of Instructional Media
Actually, this is what I am interesting about in EDT field. I
already master some media techniques before I apply for this major. When I was
considering which major I should choose that it is relate to education. After
some times searching, I found this major, Educational Technology, which I could
apply the technique I got and is related to education. However, I still want to
learn more skills in in the production of instructional media. So, I selected
the Adobe course in this semester. And I will select some other course that
related to media skills.
Lesson 6: Acquire a Strong Set of Design (and
Analysis!) Skills
This is what I want to focus on in master study. Since I’m in 0
level on instructional design at the beginning of this major’s study, I mainly scheduled
my courses that is related to design and media technique. In that way, after I
finish the master study, I think I will get a strong set of design skill.
Lesson 8: Develop a Strong Set of Communication
Skills
Communication is vital, no matter when or where. But talking about
this, as an international student, I have to say that knowing the local culture
is also important. Since you live in here, study in here, or even work in here,
knowing the local culture will not only help you better understand the local
language, but also will help you to build relationship with others who have a different
background culture with you.
Lesson 14: Develop an Area of Expertise
What I want to
improve to be an expertise is instructional media technique. As I mention
before, this is what I am really interesting about. I’m always enjoying doing
some media technique things. Also, as the author mention about that “it is
important that while you are developing your expertise in that area, you
produce some tangible evidence that demonstrate your skill and experience”, the
next step I need to consider about, after this semester, is how to do this.
Lesson 18: Demonstrate to Your Professors
That You Do Good Work
I think this point is VITAL for me during the whole master study
period—DOING GOOD WORK!
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