As Boitshwarelo (2011) claims that connectivist learning environments are complex in nature because of the two reasons. Firstly, these environments comprise networks of individuals. This feature is also cited by Kop and Hill (2008) that the network or communities do not need to be only online only. Indeed, connectivism offers that theory encompasses a larger learning environment in which it enables people to understand the world and how they learn (Kop & Hill, 2008). Secondly, individuals’ continuous engagement is needed to sustain the dynamic nature of the communities (Boitshwarelo, 2011). This feature provides a continual process (Marhan, 2006). Therefore, it is possible to assert that memorizing and even understanding everything might not be considered as the learners’ roles, or rather, they should have a greater capacity for finding and utilizing the information whenever needed (Anderson & Dron, 2011).