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Designing Instruction Using Blogging: Group Blogging
By Glenn Groulx March 17, 2010 - 4:43pm Comments (2)Centralized Distributed Open Role of Instructor Authority; knowledge expert Resource guide, mentor unclear Role of Student Assignment completion, ask...Designing Instruction Using Blogging: Learner Roles
By Glenn Groulx March 17, 2010 - 9:59am Comments (5)Learner's Role Town Crier Recorder Scribe Elder Mentor Performer EduBlogger...Community Participation Models
By Glenn Groulx March 17, 2010 - 9:55amI have been investigating a number of theories that can contribute to building a framework of online community participation. One theory that addresses individual learners' temperaments is Kiersey's theory of temperament, in which temperament is...Using Blogs: Assessing Exploratory Activity of Student Bloggers
By Glenn Groulx March 16, 2010 - 5:39pmHere is an example of how one can integrate a number of knowledge and network construction processes to assess learners using blogs: The activity requires students to engage others through an iterative progression of...Aboriginal Perspective: Weaving Words
By Glenn Groulx March 14, 2010 - 1:16pmI am reflecting on Lorna Williams's 2007 podcast Weaving Words and her 2007 article Schalay’nung Sxwey’ga Emerging cross-cultural pedagogy in the academy. She also posted slides of her presentation at...MDDE Reflections: An Overview of My Learning Journey
By Glenn Groulx March 7, 2010 - 2:12pmThis is an overview of my learning journey in the MDDE program which complements my portfolio. The podcast is about 20-25 minutes long.The Need for an EduBlogging Framework (Part 4)
By Glenn Groulx March 6, 2010 - 10:28amIn this last segment of the series, I explore the challenges facing educators seeking to use blogging as an educational tool, and argue for the need for a more comprehensive edublogging framework. In every case study I examined, instructors...EduBlogging Case Studies (Part 3)
By Glenn Groulx March 6, 2010 - 10:20amIn this third part of the series on edublogging, I explore four case studies on the use of blogging for instruction. Overall, these case studies were disappointing. However, from these case studies, I recognized patterns, and drew some conclusions...Concerns About EduBlogging (Part 2)
By Glenn Groulx March 6, 2010 - 10:14amIn this second part of the series on edublogging, I provide an overview of some key concerns about the use of edublogs within formal education. Downes (2004) explained that Will Richardson, who has been blogging for eight years, had...Exploring Reasons for Blogging: Part One
By Glenn Groulx March 6, 2010 - 10:09amThis post is the first of a series providing an overview of the literature about edublogging. In this first part, I discuss a number of purposes blogging has been used for. Reasons for Edu-Blogging Journaling Boud (2001) referred...
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