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Over the semester I found the module to be interesting while also challenging me to come out of my comfort zone. The three personal things that I learned and will take away from this class are:;

Ability to express my opinion: At the beginning of the semester, I found it difficult to speak up, however after time I spoke more and more as I felt the class was welcoming to any ideas and opinions on the given week's topic.

Understand better individuals behaviour: The course material along side the class discussions helps me see why some people behave in a given way for instance on social media

Presentation skills: During the last lecture, when we all had to present our observations, I found this really helpful as it gave me the opportunity to practice presenting in front of a group of people online.

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Information & the Professional

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Week 2: Information and Communication in Daily Life and Leisure Settings

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Week 2: Information and Communication in Daily Life and Leisure Settings

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Week 3: Research Approaches to Exploring Information and Communication Behaviours

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Week 3: Research Approaches to Exploring Information and Communication Behaviours

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Week 5: Blending Contexts: Social Media & Networking

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Week 5: Blending Contexts: Social Media & Networking

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Week 6: Information and Communication Where We Work

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Week 6: Information and Communication Where We Work

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Seminar Agenda Tuesday 23th February 2021

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Seminar Agenda Tuesday 23th February 2021

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3:00pm Introduction
This week's learning objectives!

Explore the impact of information in different work contexts

Eleonora Dzhungurova  as seminar leader and Tech angels  Sarah Leckie, Róisín Ní Mhóráin and Danyang Liu.

3pm-3.45pm    Readings discussion
Themes

1.  How is information used/communicated in the workplace?

2.  Is there a best approach for research information and communication in hidden, underground social situation?

3.  What theoretical frameworks were applied in the readings this week?  Which of these resonated with you and why?

3:45 pm-4pm.  Coffee
4-4.30pm e-guest: Nicola Graham
4:30-4.45pm  Assessment progress update.

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Week 7: Information and Communication in Particular Group Contexts

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Week 7: Information and Communication in Particular Group Contexts

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Information in Disasters / Crises

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Week 9: Managing Workplace Information and Communication

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Week 9: Managing Workplace Information and Communication

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Week 10: The Evolving Area of Human Interaction & Our Professional Commitment 

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Week 10: The Evolving Area of Human Interaction & Our Professional Commitment 

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Week 11: Translating Observed Patterns of Behaviour into Models 

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Week 11: Translating Observed Patterns of Behaviour into Models 

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Post your short summary of your project here, which includes:
*group / context observed
*theoretical frameworks used
*2 key findings