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This document provides an introduction to blogging basics and how blogs can be used in education. It defines what a blog is, describes the different types of content that can be included in blogs, and lists some ways that blogs can be used in educational settings, such as for content, networking, instructional tips, announcements, reflections, assignments, and sharing resources. It also discusses some of the benefits of blogging in the classroom, like giving writing purpose and involving different learning styles. Finally, it outlines some things to consider when getting started with blogging and managing a class blog.
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