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Before anything, thank so much to all of you for visiting my blog and making powerful comments.
And there is my next question: Is there a specific topic that you would like to see others to build on for the next few weeks? If you have any idea, I will be accepting suggestion. My goal is to really post things that you can take with you as much as I can, instead of just fulfilling the blogging requirement. Thank you in advance for your help. Here is the link for the next blog called gcextensionstl.blogspot.com
So, Blogging...
-blogging connects us all- |
I personally never blog before this class. I should tell you that it was not easy at the beginning because it seemed very overwhelming. I needed to learn, in a very short time, how to use the blogging platform, but I didn't really knew any. Then I needed learn compare some I found interesting, but I didn't have enough time to test both before the launch. Anyways, I am glad that I was challenged to do it, because now my students can benefit form its rich learning experiences.
Bellow are three videos: the first one talks about how important is blogging in the classroom from a teacher's prospective, the second one shows how to set up Google Blogger for teaching and the third gives ideas from students of why blogging in the classroom is important for them. I hope you enjoy them.
Kennia,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your new post on google bloggers reading trying to find resources. I thought that it was very informational and helpful for real bloggers to be able to read your post and apply it too what they already know. These were also good questions to ask if you want to find out about someone who is blogging.
Thank you Eugene! I am glad that you liked it and it gave you thinks to think about.
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