| Literature DB >> 35844934 |
Xin Xin1, Wanqing Shi2.
Abstract
With the development of Internet information technology, the Internet space and the real space are increasingly integrated, and the influence of the Internet community has surpassed the cyberspace. The online community is not only a product of virtual space, but also integrates with the real society in terms of community interaction mode, network communityization of geographic communities, and dematerialization of social organizations. This offline integration trend objectively requires changes in online community governance at the level of thinking and system. Internet governance and social governance should be integrated to build a diversified, collaborative, and intelligent innovative online social governance system. This paper discusses the factors of creative thinking from the perspective of online community. Therefore, from the perspective of online community, more attention should be paid to the innovative thinking of online community, and the online community itself should play a more important role in the online social governance system.Entities:
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Year: 2022 PMID: 35844934 PMCID: PMC9277165 DOI: 10.1155/2022/6063418
Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Environ Public Health ISSN: 1687-9805
Figure 1Analysis of the development environment of Chinese online communities.
Figure 2Chinese online community industry members.
Figure 3Scale of Internet users and Internet penetration rate.
Figure 4The development history of social media.
Comparison of social characteristics among Weibo, WeChat, and QQ.
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| Same | 1. Support publishing content in plain text/graphics | ||
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| Different | 1. The functional entrance is shallow, and it is the most conspicuous position on the APP homepage | 1. The function entrance is deep, and the pure text publishing function entrance is hidden the deepest, which is the Easter egg function of WeChat to publish the circle of friends | 1. The function entrance is deep and scattered |
Figure 5Classification of innovative thinking.
Evaluation indicators of online communities.
| First-level indicator | Features/elements | Secondary indicators | Description | Reference source |
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| Learning situation A | Teaching/teaching presence | Participation level A1 | The performance of learners in daily speeches in online communities | Yu Shengquan. 2003; Jovanovic et al, 2012; Wei Shunping, 2015 |
| Complete homework A2 | The learner is able to complete the coursework | |||
| Stage Test A3 | The quality of learners completing stage tests | |||
| Social event B | Sociability/social presence | Get appreciation B1 | Learners can be appreciated by others | Yu Shengquan, 2003; Yiling, Xiaoqing, 2013 |
| Comment interaction B2 | Learners interact with others | |||
| Content sharing B3 | Learners share experiences, resources, etc., in the community | |||
| Cognitive development C | Self-developmental/cognitive presence | Question C1 | Learners are able to take the initiative to ask questions | Chen Wei, 2007; Lan Guoshuai, 2018 |
| Following the example C2 | Learners imitate others to solve problems | |||
| Solve problem C3 | Learners can spontaneously apply knowledge and skills to solve problems |
Hierarchical framework of thinking quality.
| Level | Types of thinking qualities | |
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| Low level and high level | Observe | A perceptual activity of acquiring information is a purposeful, planned, and relatively lasting behavior. |
| Compare | A method of judging the similarities and differences between two things. | |
| Analyze | A cognitive activity that divides the whole of the research object into various parts and examines them separately. | |
| Infer | The mental activity of reasoning and judging the causal relationship of facts based on facts or premises. | |
| Induction | Generalization of general concepts from individual things. A way of thinking about principles or conclusions. | |
| Concept construction | In the process of cognition, it rises from perceptual cognition to rational cognition, abstracts the common essential characteristics of perceived things, summarizes them, and forms an activity of conceptual thinking inertia. | |
| Critical thinking | A kind of reflective thinking that evaluates thinking according to certain criteria, and then improves thinking. | |
| Innovative thinking | Or the opinions and methods of ordinary people. | |