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Melbblogging
The document discusses using blogging as a form of professional learning and development for educators. It outlines some of the recurring problems with traditional professional learning models, such as lack of time and limited options. The document then proposes that blogging could help address these issues by allowing educators to access others' classroom practices, network worldwide, notice trends, and engage in exploratory discussions without constraints of time and cost. Blogging is presented as a way for educators to create their own lifelong learning networks in the digital age.
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Melbblogging
- 1. blogging as professional learning Graham Wegner 2007
- 2. professional dialogue opportunitiesconferences staffroom learning teams www.flickr.com/photos/33917177@N00/93877390
- 3. recurring problems lackof time limited choice locked into traditional delivery modes www.flickr.com/photos/33917177@N00/93877390 www.flickr.com/photos/33917177@N00/93877390
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- 5. you could access other people’s classroom practices have other educators suggest resources and offer advice network with educators worldwide http://www.mrmeyer.com/blog/
- 6. you could notice new and emerging trends hold exploratory discussions of ideas without the constraints of time and cost http://www.mrmeyer.com/blog/
- 7. create your ownblogging network 21 st century professional learning http://www.flickr.com/photos/35468148654@N01/291537716
- 8. heard of thisstuff? Web 2.0 (read/write web) the “Flat World” “ Digital Natives” and “Digital Immigrants.” lifelong learning exponential change http://www.flickr.com/photos/bmh4you/84179796/
- 9. some people thinkblogging is this but it's not http://www.flickr.com/photos/35468141938@N01/10404265
- 10. A blog basedpresentation by Alan Levine , 2005. More Than Just Cat Diaries
- 11. let's start witha personal story August, 2005
- 12. discovering edublogging SteveDembo David Warlick Will Richardson
- 13. growing my ownedublogging network reading posts following links and blogrolls public Bloglines accounts
- 14. blogging starts asa solo activity be patient http://www.flickr.com/photos/leighblackall/180284466/
- 15. writing on myblog my work ideas about education notes from T&D sessions & conferences initiatives and projects responding to other bloggers
- 16. commenting on otherpeople's blogs offer insight build on their ideas share your experience challenge with tact point to useful resources
- 17. meanwhile back at the blog comments slowly add to the conversation
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- 19. commenting tips addto the conversation feel free to disagree (politely) learn some basic HTML to add links encourage newcomers with comments don’t be afraid to comment on your comments!
- 20. which leads tothis Christian Long think:lab
- 21. connect to classroomteachers education experts administrators and policy makers visionaries and radicals
- 22. potential grassrootsinfluence sharing resources and ideas open educators just-in-time Professional Learning www.flickr.com/photos/51035690764@N01/13471256
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