Blogging seems to be the new method of communication where
one records his or her thoughts. I
actually began blogging before this class but it served as a resource for
twenty something females. That
experience merely helped me get my thoughts out through an Internet
median. This experience however, has
taught me a lot when it comes to the design, layout, and content of a
blog. My other blog is through blogger, which is
why I decided to go with it again for my educational blog. It has been easy to work with and I have
begun using it also for another class I am taking.
I will
definitely use this site as I grow in my educational endeavors, because it has
helped me include technology that I find useful as well as videos that give
inspiration to the educational field. As
an educator I tend to reflect often and it has and will always serve as a
method of further reflection and growth.
I also believe it has been beneficial in helping me organize various
resources for education.
Technology
can have it’s set backs because it is a learning process. I have found that my only difficulty has been
in uploading media. This process took me
several trials and a lot of looking into how to go about it. Luckily I feel more comfortable in this
process now.
In viewing
my peers’ blogs, I have been able to tweak mine from seeing an idea I hadn’t
thought of. Looking at how others create
their sites is a great method of learning new methods not yet used. I can also see myself having my colleagues
view my site for additional resources.
I have a
site I use with my students for assignments, current events in the classroom,
and links to newsletters etc. I will not
intertwine the two as this is more personal and I like to use examples from my
students and wouldn’t want that to interfere with my relationships with them or
their parents. In addition to the class
website, my students are blogging on a class blog site that gives them each a
profile and blog space. It was a neat experience
having them learn the blogging world as I learned more about it. We learned together.
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