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Potential for EduBlogging (2009)
By Glenn Groulx September 9, 2009 - 3:43pm Comments (2)
You can find new podcasts about my reflections and commentary on the recent CIDER presenation I gave. It is located at my posterous site:http://edublogging.posterous.com
- COMP361 - Assignment 2 Reflections
November 3, 2024 - 8:18am
Michel Desmarais
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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Dear Glenn,
Great job today -- I will comb through your presentation and power point notes. You are contributing so much to this knew field. Good for you. I think there is a template more than a metaphor, but it is also interesting to think of the indigenous metaphors that apply to edublogging. Jo Ann
Hi again Jo Ann,Thank you for your comments. I really appreciate them. I learned a lot about being on the other side of the digital lecturn :) and posted some reflections about the experience. I am hoping that perhaps the framework would serve as a planning template, once I add instructional strategies and assessment of processes. I am interested in incorporating the conversational framework into engaging learners in a number of ways.