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    1. I blog, therefore I : Using blogs to aid student and staff inquiry Sabine Little Learning Development & Research Associate (Networked Learning) Centre for Inquiry-based Learning in the Arts and Social Sciences www.shef.ac.uk/cilass am reflect collaborate learn teach disseminate personalise
    2. IBL involves
      • Students and/or tutors establishing question/problem etc
      • Students pursuing lines of inquiry (often in groups)
      • Drawing on existing knowledge
      • Identifying new learning and information needs
      • Seeking information, evidence, e.g. interacting with (digital) resources, datasets, archives
      • Discussing, receiving feedback, synthesising information, constructing knowledge
      • Analysing and communicating ideas and results
      • Working with staff as partners, participating in a research community
    3. Blogs for reflection
      • Can be kept private or public
      • Layout of blog encourages narrative writing – ‘continuing the story’
      • Easy to link to resources, attach other materials
      • Searchable on various levels (time stamp, key words, phrases, sub-categories)
    4. I blog, therefore I … reflect.
    5. Blogs for collaboration
      • Easily accessible (across countries/continents)
      • Grouping possible through ‘pages’
      • Processes, paths and reflections remain visible
      • Easy to use
      • ‘ Product’ can be made visible to the world
    6. I blog, therefore I … collaborate.
    7. Blogs for learning/teaching
      • Individuals can bring learning components to the group, providing a ‘bigger picture’
      • Staff can model ‘good’ writing, reflexivity, facilitation
      • Accessible (more easily than institutional virtual learning environments (VLEs)?)
      • Personal (unlike institutional VLEs?)
    8. I blog, therefore I … learn/teach.
    9. The Soup Blog
    10. I blog, therefore I … learn/teach.
    11. Blogs for dissemination
      • Sharing good practice
      • Raising the profile of learning and teaching in the institution
      • One-stop-shop for events announcements, reports, and reflections
      • Comments function facilitates discussion
      • Notification/RSS Feeds
      • Creating a community of practice?
    12. Blogs for dissemination
    13. Blogs for personalisation
      • Choice of templates – customisation
      • Inclusion of sound, video, images
      • Links
      • Blogroll
    14. I blog, therefore I … personalise.
    15. I blog, therefore I …am
      • Personalisation
      • Integrating podcasts, videos
      • Self-publication
      • Space for sharing reflections, work & CV
      • Identification through blog?
    16. I blog, therefore I…am.
    17. Discussion
      • What can blogs do that other tools can’t?
      • What can’t they do?
      • What are personalisation issues?
      • What other uses might new technologies open up?

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