Blogging Your Way to Better Practice

Blogging can bring unexpected gifts

Blog: A personal website on which an individual records opinions, links to other sites, etc. on a regular basis

Rule Number 1: People like stories.

Rule Number 2:Share who you are

Depraved humor optional

Rule Number 3:Anonymity is an illusion.

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information • names, species, dates, genders

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information • names, species, dates, genders• Envision every post being read by the following:

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information • names, species, dates, genders• Envision every post being read by the following: • the person it’s about

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information • names, species, dates, genders• Envision every post being read by the following: • the person it’s about • your colleagues

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information • names, species, dates, genders• Envision every post being read by the following: • the person it’s about • your colleagues • the veterinary medical board

Guidelines for Safe Storytelling• Change all identifying information • names, species, dates, genders• Envision every post being read by the following: • the person it’s about • your colleagues • the veterinary medical board • a judge

Rule Number 4: Stay positive.

Online disinhibition effect

Number 1Cesar Millan

Number 2: Raw food

Number 3Critiques of the profession

Sites you’d rather avoid

Rule Number 5: Your blog is your castleMake it beautiful.

You are the French Guard

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Blogging Your Way to Better Practice

by pawcurious on Nov 21, 2011

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