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Other Examples of Interaction
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- To connect with others who may have similar interests and build a network of collaborators. Students may begin to feel themselves participating and contributing to the subject.
- To establish a reputation as a source of ideas. Students can use this to articulate their ideas and opinions; and thus, make their thoughts more transparent to not only the class, but possibly (if it is public), the world.
- To test and get real world feedback on ideas expressed. This allows students to be engaged and carefully reflect on the subject being discussed.