Monday, September 29, 2014
If a Student Blogs in the Forest, Would Anybody Read it?
Why Blogging? Well, why not? It's a great collaborative tool. It can close gaps of mighty miles an d distances. It can open up a dialogue that might not have had a platform prior. Blogs can create safe havens to learn and ask questions. Blogs can make the reader feel less isolated and part of a larger community of educators and learners. That can encourage a more open experience and a better understanding. "I didn't understand that concept and neither did that person." And along comes an in-the-know Blogger able to shed some light.
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I like your views on the world of blogging. It does bridge the gap for lets say, students who are learning a secondary language on the other side of the world. The blog can help form some sort of communication between those students who have no experience within that subject, or a student who has experience they would love to share.
ReplyDeleteAfter browsing the internet, check out this link to a study abroad blog that I found interesting. http://blogs.iesabroad.org/
Enjoy,
Dominic