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It’s great when individuals such as La Flecha can see that a blog is more than just a soap box or a diary but can see it as a means for initiating interaction within their personal learning network.
Up until the recent #ntcamp (my first-ever teacher-conference), I really saw my blog [...]
Continue Reading →Great article and postcast by Glen Groulx about edublogging.
This is a learning object prepared by Glenn Groulx about edublogging. It contains five rich pictures, a brief text description, and a 12 minute podcast.
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Continue Reading →Brandon Hall Research has invited Kristina Schneider, author of Edublogging: A Qualitative Study of Training and Development Bloggers to join their group of bloggers.
Workplace Learning Today is a group effort by senior Brandon Hall Research analysts Janet Clarey, Richard Nantel, Tom Werner, Gary Woodill, and now Kristina [...]
Continue Reading →On March 9, 2010, Kristina Schneider (@technogenii) will be presenting a Webinar on Edublogging based on the research in her book: Edublogging: A Qualitative Study of Training and Development Bloggers.
Continue Reading →In this innovative research project, Kristina Schnider explores what it mean to be a blogger in the field of training and development. http://www.edublogging.com/
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"Research and publications such as Kristina Schneider has advanced here, are vital. To study the affordances of blogs – content creation and social interaction – is in a sense to study social media in general."
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