Blogging: Bringing Schools into the New Century? Or maybe it’s already obsolete technology? — Presentation Transcript
EDU 626 Integrating Educational TechnologySummer 2011 Blogging Bringing Schools into the New Century? Or maybe it’s already obsolete technology?
What is a Blog? A log of websites visited? Or a personal journal? Or something else? “Defining this variable form is not easy in the highly opinionated blogosphere - nor is it simple in the increasing number of newsrooms that are in embracing blogging. . . . Capturing the blogging beast is no small matter, not when everybody from the lonely scribe in Paducah to me-too mass media in Manhattan is trying to get arms and minds around the virtual blob now encroaching online.” Just what is a blog, anyway? By Michael Conniff Posted: 2005-09-29
Educational Uses of Blogging? Will Richardson This site is dedicated to discussions and reflections on the use of Weblogs, wikis, RSS, audiocasts and other Read/Write Web related technologies in the K-12 realm, technologies that are transforming classrooms around the world. About/Disclosures
How do teachers blog? Teachers use blogs to provide assignments to students To communicate with other teachers about classroom experiences, or with other educators about the use of educational technologies, and for many other purposes. to give parents insight into what’s going on in the classroom. Teachers blogging to communicate other teachers (and anyone else who cares to ‘listen’) Blogging In Education Today (a multipart series)
The Book Blog we encourage students, parents, teachers and community members from all over the world to join us as we read this book over 4 weeks (from March 6th to April 3rd, 2006).
Math Teaching Blog
Some Kentucky teachers’ blogs
A Kentucky newsblog of interest to teachers http://theprincipal.blogspot.com/
How do you find out about blogs of interest? The leading blog search engine and directory, Technorati.com indexes more than a million blogs. The site has become the definitive source for the top stories, opinions, photos and videos emerging across news, entertainment, technology, lifestyle, sports, politics and business. Technorati.com tracks not only the authority and influence of blogs, but also the most comprehensive and current index of who and what is most popular in the Blogosphere.Read more: http://technorati.com/about-technorati/#ixzz1HeIRPJ00
From Mad Magazine to Facebook - What Have We Learned? We cannot allow education in general or ourselves in particular to become antiquated. What does it tell us when kids cannot wait to leave school in order re-turn-on, re-boot, and once again engage in meaningful (to them) real-world learning. Greg Farr
