Facilitating Community Blogging Circles
I am a novice edublogger, and as such am a bit reluctant to put myself out there for more seasoned bloggers to read my ideas. Perhaps it is because of a bit of apprehension of how I will be received Continue reading Exploring EduBlogging
What type of digital footprint am I leaving? Which technologies (blog, e-portfolio, wiki, etc.) best match my emerging personality for self-expression? What footprint do I want to place upon the digital landscape? How do I intend others to see me? Continue reading Meme: Digital Footprints
I had the pleaseure of participating in a recent discussion through Athabasca University as a student of the MDE program. I had the opportunity to ask George Siemens about his experiences with blogging. These observations are based on notes hurriedly Continue reading Q/A Session with George Siemens
The slow blog manifesto is a real eye-opener for me. Six main ideas are presented: 1. Slow blogging rejects immediacy. 2. Slow logging as if speaking like it matters. 3. Slow blogging involves a creative process to allow ideas to Continue reading Way-Making in Action
Dave Cormier’s post in his blog on rhizomes and blogging makes an excellent point when he stated that “the number of self-selected, personally empowered bloggers will be overwhelmed by those who are being told to blog.” There is going to Continue reading Rhizomatic Blogging