You may find the answer to your question or given your ability to act as ambassador to your own questions, others may take an interest in your work and may bring you an answer. There is no guarantee that the world will find you an answer, but once you have clearly articulated the question, you will know the good answer when you see it. Further, that answer will have a place and context in which to link and to remain in long term memory. Take the questions and keywords that emerge from your reflectivenss and use those words to hunt in the world's information systems for people and works that are relevant to your questions. Create questions which further your creative, critical and ethical development.
Tools can only magnify.
You and those you lead and teach must create the spark. Cherish the questions. Look for answers. Course participant's Online Notebook.