I could use RSS feeds and blogs in my classroom as teaching tutorials so students could actually see the work being performed by other people just like them. It's not as good as a hands-on lab, but I can see where the implementation of a blog cna open up dialogue and feedback between students and instructors. I can also see how other resources like feeds cna aid in the students own individual learning process. It's a way to provide a viable conduit to information that they may have not been introduced to otherwise.
I think that blogs are important in a classroom because it causes the student to reflect on what they have learned, and it brings back journeling which I love.
I could use RSS feeds and blogs in my classroom as teaching tutorials so students could actually see the work being performed by other people just like them. It's not as good as a hands-on lab, but I can see where the implementation of a blog cna open up dialogue and feedback between students and instructors. I can also see how other resources like feeds cna aid in the students own individual learning process. It's a way to provide a viable conduit to information that they may have not been introduced to otherwise.
ReplyDeleteI think that blogs are important in a classroom because it causes the student to reflect on what they have learned, and it brings back journeling which I love.
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