"Weblogging"! What did you say

1. Weblogs Weblogs what are they and how you can use them in teaching and learning

2. A Weblog is an easily created, easily updateable website that allows an author (or authors) to publish instantly to the Internet from any Internet connection.

3. A Weblog can contain experiences, observations, advice,opinions, analysis, notes, comments on an array of subjects by individuals or a group

4. Main Features
Ease of use where an author can publish to the web without using a program
A Weblog does not require server software
Users have extensive control over the Weblog appearance and operation
Weblogs are updated instantly, and available promptly for other users
Weblogs can be linked to, and navigated
easily

5. How to set up a Weblog account
Create a Goggle account at blogger.com

6. Step 1

7. Step 2 Name your blog

8. Step 3 Choose a template

9. Step 4 Your blog has been created

10. Now your blog has been created, start blogging

11. Why Use Weblogs
Using Weblogs is a way to reduce the isolation of the virtual learning environment
Weblogs may be a means of assessment for the interactive virtual learning environment
Weblogs may be a means of creating a community of support and sustainability for learning

12. Why Use Weblogs Cont
Weblogs may be a means of reporting progress and allow the users to provide guidance, feedback, chat sessions, and personal journals

13. Advantages of Weblogs
Feedback between teacher, student, and parents
A Weblog makes a journal interactive, and may help students internalize material and stay abreast of tasks in the teaching and learning process

14. Projects for Students using Weblogs
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS AND TOOLS 8.1.8 A-4 8.1.8 A-10 8.1.8 A-8
Students may keep journals, write stories and poetry for feedback from friends
Students may create weblogs as learning projects, and as part of the learning process
Students may create videos on social issues to bring awareness to a cause
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS AND TOOLS
8.1.8 A-10 8.1.8 A-8
Students may reach out to peers, to discuss homework, and moral and emotional support
Students may create an online radio show, and other creative multimedia projects to express opinions

15. Student Projects Cont
PROBLEM SOLVING AND DECISION MAKING
8.1.8 B-8
Students may use Weblogs to seek assignments and learning goals, for curriculum related activities, and other sources information
NATURE AND IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY
8.2.8 A-3
Teachers may use Weblogs to differentiate instruction for students. Students may retrieve their individualized assignments in an inconspicuous way

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