Jamie Wood, Some delicious blogging for IBL, May 2008

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    1. Some delicious blogging for IBL
    2. What I did
      • Used 2 freely available packages to
        • encourage students to record and share their work outside of class
        • enable me to make the seminars relevant to the work that the students had done and their interests
      • Sites
        • http://del.icio.us/paganschristiansheretics
          • Add websites to a list of favourites on your own webpage and ‘tag’ them with keywords
          • Can include articles on sites such as jstor or behind password protected sites
        • http:// paganschristiansheretics.wordpress.com /
    3. Context – the course
      • 2 seminar groups on 1 st year History core module
      • 1 hour per week
      • Oral presentations and contributions assessed
    4. What happened
      • I set up a del.icio.us site for the students and I to use
      • Each week, for homework the students were asked to select 3 websites to be added to the list
      • They were to provide a short description of the site that they had chosen and tag the site with a number of descriptive keywords
      • I did the same
    5. What happened - 2
      • I also created a course blog, to which I asked the students to post a weekly question arising from their preparatory readings = inquiry?
      • I read the blog and del.icio.us site each week and used then as a basis for preparing the coming seminar
      • Experimentation occurred
    6. Reflections - good
      • It’s easy
      • Most of the students have engaged with it
      • Some students have engaged with it very consistently
      • Allowed me to make seminars relevant to the work that the students had done – e.g. sources we look at/ questions we address
      • Really interesting to be able to chart what the students are doing/ what they think of the websites
      • The students seem to like it
    7. Reflections - bad
      • Some students haven’t engaged with it
      • Some students have engaged with it in passing
      • Tension between direction/ modifying student use of the internet
      • Is this inquiry?
      • Repetitive?
      • Will they do it without chasing?

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