Posted on February 17th, 2008 by Gladys Baya
Has it ever happened to you? You have a message going inside your mind, rumbling and mulling inside your head…. A message you’d like to put in black and white (or whatever combination of colours that is in digital form)… and then publish and post so that you can reach all your colleagues… But life [...]
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Posted on January 27th, 2008 by Gladys Baya
testing an oline blog editor I learnt about from Gustavo, whom I've recently met at EdubloggerArgento.
On its homepage, I read:
WriteToMyBlog is a free web based word processor for your Blog.
Create Post Entries for your Blog from right here, completely free, no
membership required, can Post to multiple Blogs simultaneously, manage
your Posts, works with all major Blog [...]
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Posted on February 12th, 2007 by Gladys Baya
I’ve already shared all this at B4B, but I’d better post it here so that I can find it when I need it…
Carla Raguseo pointed out that (unlike Blogspot), Edublogs allows you to edit comments posted either by yourself or others to your own blogs (Blogger does allow you to delete them, but not edit). [...]
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Posted on February 9th, 2007 by Gladys Baya
Co-presenting with Bee Dieu for Blogging for Beginners, Aaron Campbell said:
“Over time…
Authoritarian and Vertical Classrooms
Create Authoritarian and Vertical Minds”
(click here to watch their wonderful presentation on “Involving students in Blogging“)
Having watched (click on the grey triangle over the image below to see the video):
Web 2.0 The Machine is Us/ing Us (4:31 mins)
by Digital Ethnography (a [...]
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