Blogging: What's it got to do with learning and teaching
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The document discusses blogging - what it is, how to do it, and its uses in education. It defines blogs as frequently updated web pages structured chronologically that can cover any topic. Examples of personal and company blogs are provided. The origins and growth of blogging from just a handful in 1998 to over 70 million blogs in 2007 is outlined. Potential platforms for blogging like Blogger, WordPress, and EduBlogs are suggested. The benefits of blogging for student and teacher work like class newsletters, school newsletters, displaying student work, and teacher reflections are highlighted. The document encourages educators to start their own blogs to effectively promote blogging among students.
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