LEARNING LOG MEETING 3

 My Learning Log Meeting 3

Nama and NIM	NS (-)
Topic	A New Approach of e-Learning Education Using Blogging
Date	March 20, 2023
Sources/Links	Davis, N. - Education must evolve to embrace digital technology — UC researcher, http://www.research.canterbury.ac.nz/graphics/examples/10-davis_ictg.pdf
Learned vocabularies, pronunciation & part of speech, and in context (e.g., in a sentence)	1. Cumbersome [ˈkʌmbəs(ə)m] Part of speech: adjective Indonesian: Rumit Definition: Slow or complicated and therefore inefficient. e.g: “organizations with cumbersome hierarchical structures.” Synonyms: complicated, complex, involved, inefficient.   2. Evident [ˈɛvɪd(ə)nt] Part of speech: adjective Indonesian: Jelas Definition: Clearly seen or understood; obvious. e.g: “she ate the biscuits with evident enjoyment.” Synonyms: obvious, apparent, noticable, clear. 3. Expertise [ˌɛkspəːˈtiːz] Part of speech: noun Indonesian: Keahlian Definition: Expert skill or knowledge in a particular field. e.g: “technical expertise.” Synonyms: skill, prowess, proficiency.   4. Dispers [dɪˈspəːs] Part of speech: verb Indonesian: Menyebar Definition: Go or cause to go in different directions. e.g: “she disperses groups of teenagers if they are being rowdy.” Synonyms: split up, disband, separate.   5. Exert [ɪɡˈzəːt] Part of speech: adjective Indonesian: Menggunakan Definition: Apply or bring to bear (a force, influence, or quality). e.g: “how much control can he exert over his own life?” Synonyms: apply, bring into play, employ, use.