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Monday, February 18, 2008.

Read the following …

Uses of Blogs in Education

Should “technology integration” be an important goal in schools?

Write a response to what you read.

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You may agree or disagree to what you read.

Include how you might use Blogs in your classroom.

Read this blog by a teacher…Chicago Teacher Man to see what a teacher says about his daily routine.

Read the following …

Uses of Blogs in Education

Should “technology integration” be an important goal in schools?

Write a response to what you read.

In order to write your response, click below on the comments link. (It may say no comments or 5 or 6 or however many comments there are.) You must enter your name and e-mail address but you may skip your web site. When you are ready, click Submit Comment button.

You may agree or disagree to what you read.

Include how you might use Blogs in your classroom.

Read this blog by a teacher…Chicago Teacher Man to see what a teacher says about his daily routine.

Read the following …

Uses of Blogs in Education

Monday, March 13, 2006, Should “technology integration” be an important goal in schools? (scroll down to the article)

• Write a response to what you read.
  • You may agree or disagree to what you read.
  • Include how you might use Blogs in your classroom.

In order to write your response, click below in the comments link. (It may say no comments or 5 or 6 or however many comments there are.) You must enter your name and e-mail address but you may skip your web site.   When you are ready, click Submit Comment button.

The winter 2007 term ended tonight. And everyone who hung in there and completed the class, TIE 300, PASSED!

Congratulations to one and all.

Read the following…

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/carraher/stories/storyReader$6
http://www.pembinatrails.ca/program/technology/uses_of_blogs
_in_education.htm

Read this next to get some ideas about how to use a web log in a classroom.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/19/technology/circuits/
19blog.html?ex=1250568000&en=33627811ca310596&ei=5090

Click on Comments, below, and write some thoughts about what you read. You may agree or disagree with what you read. Include in your comment how you might use an educational web log in your classroom and what some of the benefits are over web sites or web pages.

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Find an educational Web Log (that we have not seen already).

Post the link in a comment here. Add a short review of the Web Log you choose.