saw this in another feed, Will’s looking for good examples of student blogs in the classroom, with blogging as defined by “writing that has “Links with analysis and synthesis that articulates a deeper understanding or relationship to the content…
This report from USAToday.com writes about how millions of youth who grew up with a mouse in one hand and a remote control in the other are pourring out their hearts, minds and angst in blogs.
The section…
This posting off weblogg-ed resonate with one of the issues we have had when thinking of bringing blogging into classroom(s), yes, that of assessment.
Unless, of course the standardized exam is to identify and reflect upon the learning evidenced in
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During the sharing on last week, one issue that was raised: “If we were to allow students to create their blogs in blogger.com, how can we manage the blogs, which include who are the people viewing, the things put…
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