2005/03/29
Weblog IN Education
You may say that there are a great number of weblogs, or online daybooks with bookmarks, by learners and teachers, already.
I will say, "Yes. I myself have made one, and there are others." Most of them, however, seem to be ON or ABOUT learning or teaching. Weblogs have power to do more. You may send notes and pictures to be put on a weblog, and they may be sent from your pocket-size telephone. You may put your questions and opinions on your friend's weblog. It is possible for a group of learners to make and keep one weblog. And, after all, it is simpler than the old ways of making and keeping online pages.
Outside of Japan, there are a number of teachers, or network of teachers, exchanging news and opinions about using weblogs in education. I will give some examples:
This is IT!
¶ 22:52
| Network journey has given me an idea that it will be good if we make use of blogs, or weblogs, in education.
You may say that there are a great number of weblogs, or online daybooks with bookmarks, by learners and teachers, already.
I will say, "Yes. I myself have made one, and there are others." Most of them, however, seem to be ON or ABOUT learning or teaching. Weblogs have power to do more. You may send notes and pictures to be put on a weblog, and they may be sent from your pocket-size telephone. You may put your questions and opinions on your friend's weblog. It is possible for a group of learners to make and keep one weblog. And, after all, it is simpler than the old ways of making and keeping online pages.
Outside of Japan, there are a number of teachers, or network of teachers, exchanging news and opinions about using weblogs in education. I will give some examples:
Educational Bloggers Network: <www.ebn.weblogger.com>
SchoolBlogs: <www.schoolblogs.com>
Weblogg-Ed: <www.weblogg-ed.com>
SchoolBlogs: <www.schoolblogs.com>
Weblogg-Ed: <www.weblogg-ed.com>
This is IT!
¶ 22:52
