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Usefulness of a Blog (Part 6): Aggregating Information
By Glenn Groulx September 29, 2010 - 9:44am
I have been compiling a summary of blogging activity and have aggregated the reasons given by members of the Academic Blogging Circle.
I have begun the analysis with a visual map, or wordle of the participants' words:
Glenn Groulx
I am interested in exploring edublogging for literacy learners, to empower them to tell stories, and foster confidence in their voices.
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