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Educational blogging: Implications, benefits and challenges to pedagogical practice, 2018
Technology these days is present in nearly every field of the students' lives. We enjoy the benefits of its use, especially in the field of education. More specifically, access to internet has dramatically transformed both teaching and learning and, therefore, teaching methodologies have faced more questions. One of these questions is whether educational blogging can be utilised as an innovative teaching tool to achieve curricular goals. There is a growing corpus of literature on blogs as an effective learning tool in education, and evidence has shown that educational blogging is not a new phenomenon. Considering these observations, the discussion centres on how blogging in an educational setting produces several benefits. In the same vein, the paper also explores the disadvantages of blogging in this setting. Discussions highlight the fundamental implications for professional development in pedagogical uses of educational blogging.
Cases on Teacher Identity, Diversity, and Cognition in Higher Education, 2014
Educational blogs have remained a noteworthy component, even in an age of rapid technological development. The chapter makes an in-depth description of the blogging phenomenon as it tackles the most important findings of the international literature. It provides insights into the connection between teacher identity, within the context of higher education, by incorporating aspects of theory and practice. The practical tone reports on three case studies on the use of blogs in education. A set of evaluation criteria on blogging for educational purposes and a theoretical framework for utilizing blogging as a problem solving approach are addressed. Moreover, it stresses necessity for the development of a pedagogical framework that will guide blog integration as a learning-cognitive tool in achieving specific learning outcomes. The results underscore the importance of essential training for the effective implementation of educational blogging in teaching and learning environments. A compendium of terms, definitions and explanations of concepts are clearly explained.
The emergence of blogs as free and easily publishing tools are available to Internet users expressing their thoughts, publish their views and sharing of experiences and ideas. Open standards accepted by the community and with very low barriers to access have transformed in a few years of production and consumption of information. They are a platform where anyone can express themselves without restrictions have limited computer skills. Post a blog on the Internet makes it easier for readers to instantly make comments and that they generated in the author a sense of satisfaction that results in future publications. Have evolved from a simple online publishing platform to a type of network that provides that the interactions between people, both individually and from the point of view of a particular group. Social networks and the blogosphere share common elements with respect to social partnership, a sense of community and shared experience. By observing the work of students and teachers in the classroom using blogs and through the review of the literature on the pedagogical use of the same, this paper offers an analysis of the possibilities open to their use in the classroom, both from the point of view of students as from the teachers.
In this paper, I will be taking an experiential autobiographic stance to determine the value of the recent phenomena of blogging, as a progressive tool for professional development. As well as researching existing blog sites within the educational field, and how teaching practices are evolving due to digital expansion, I have created my own blog space; using it not only for reflective purposes, but as a method of investigation to excavate my own capabilities as an educator, by playing with new ideas. Evaluating this experience and how it may alter my perspective and practice will be the focus of this written inquiry.
The teacher's role in today's society should promote, among other tasks, digital competence of students in order to be able to use ICT in our information society and for this we must facilitate the integration of activities across the curriculum through various tools. The term Blogging is the use of a Blog on the Internet, which has undeniable educational benefits that enable dynamic activities, creativity, enriching and innovative tasks and communicative learning. Responsibility as teachers to implement technology in classroom practice, involves an oriented commitment to reflective practice that allows improvement as professionals in the use of tools of the importance of Blogs. It opens up a range of possibilities from its benefits regarding motivation and participation. The qualitative study presented analyzes data recorded on 14 interviews and 5 open questions in a questionnaire, and based on the information encoded; there is a very pessimistic and negative assessment on the use of Blogs, including teachers who use ICT generally. Teachers interviewed claim to have difficulties in training, techniques of group organization and difficulties concerning the need of time and effort to prepare activities with ICT. In short, it seeks to inquire and understand the problems raised by teachers to deal with them, assessing and analyzing causes or factors that influence negatively in this tool, which has many benefits and possibilities.
Educational blogs have remained a noteworthy component, even in an age of rapid technological development. The chapter makes an in-depth description of the blogging phenomenon as it tackles the most important findings of the international literature. It provides insights into the connection between teacher identity, within the context of higher education, by incorporating aspects of theory and practice. The practical tone reports on three case studies on the use of blogs in education. A set of evaluation criteria on blogging for educational purposes and a theoretical framework for utilizing blogging as a problem solving approach are addressed. Moreover, it stresses necessity for the development of a pedagogical framework that will guide blog integration as a learning-cognitive tool in achieving specific learning outcomes. The results underscore the importance of essential training for the effective implementation of educational blogging in teaching and learning environments. A compendium of terms, definitions and explanations of concepts are clearly explained.
Teaching and Learning Anthropology
New advances in the internet based technology have brought challenges and opportunities as well to education and training, in particular through Colleges; Universities are facing increased pressures to demonstrate the effectiveness of their educational efforts. It is not sufficient anymore that course curricula are covering the right topics and Scholars pass their courses. Blogs engage people in knowledge sharing, reflection, and debate, they often attract a large and dedicated readership. Blogs are becoming an important component of the Internet landscape, providing authors and readers with an avenue for unedited expression, reaction, and connection, without the censorship of mediated chat rooms or formal media outlets. The simplicity of creating and maintaining blogs means that open discussions can be established almost immediately, making blogs an ideal venue for far-reaching discussions among the Internet community on new or timely topics. Blogs foster the growth of communities and the dynamics of collaborative filtering and recommending/referring may provide new ways to evaluate, vet, and critique student-created knowledge. This article explores the function, features and types of blog. And also describes the uses of blog in education and classroom.
Using blogs and micro blogging is fast becoming a regular part of our everyday lives but how can the power of these tools and platforms be used to enhance teaching and learning? The present study examines the various possibilities of Blogging in Education .The investigator has also conducted a survey to find out the opinion of the B.Ed Students, M Ed Students and the Teacher Educators about the need and significance of Blogging in Education
The purpose of this study is to determine the views of students about blog use for supplementary purposes in courses. Survey research method was applied for the quantitative dimension of the study, and the semi-structured interview technique was used for the qualitative dimension. Regarding the quantitative dimension of the study, the participants were 68 undergraduates at a university in Turkey; as for the qualitative dimension, the participants were nine students from the same group. The research results revealed that the students' interest in courses, the duration of their preparation for exams, and their socialization did not differ with respect to the variables such as their gender and the availability of the Internet connection. On the other hand, the results demonstrated that there was a significant difference in favour of female students in terms of the variable of achievement. Also, in the study, it was revealed that the students who had frequently followed the course blog and their personal blogs had higher levels of achievement and interest in the course.
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