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"Connectivism for EFL Teachers" is the result of reflections, at length, with how I teach. I have learned how to teach by literally sitting at the feet of some of the most respected, talented, and gifted teachers in the ELT profession. 
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Since human beings can no longer personally experience everything to learn what they need, they need to gain information from formed information.
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Connectivism by Thomas Baker http://oupeltglobalblog.com/2011/03/30/connectivism-a-theory-of-learning-for-a-digital-age/...
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I contend that people can be mobilized to help someone who is a member of a PLN, and this mutually beneficial relationship motivates the positive sharing of expertise, knowledge, and resources.
Jheny Cifuentes Tobon's curator insight,
April 29, 2018 6:05 PM
This is the 21st century, and this means that we all have to adapt to the needs that it requires. Teachers especially have to adapt themselves to the needs of new generations, which includes the use of technology in the classroom.
It is important that us, teachers, use technology in the classes because in that way, we can motivate students to learn. It is also because children and young people due to that change learn today in a different way, and we have to adapt to that learning changes. Furthermore, we can also be connected with other EFL teacher around and share experiences to improve our teaching practice.
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Some very interestng thoughts on how a MOOC could be used for EFL.
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