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January 26-February 1, 2009: Week 3: Blogging, microblogging, and podcasting
This week we explore blogging in its permutations microblogging and podcasting. Particiapants are encouraged to try their hand at these tools, develop their personal distributed learning networks, and consider how they can be expanding their personal learning record from blogging to documenting their progress in formats approaching e-portfolios.
- Content
- Synchronous discussion
- Projects
- Compile an annotated blogroll (at a wiki or combined blog)
- Compile a listing of whose microblogs to follow.
- Begin outline of what to put in an e-portfolio
- Graham Attwell, E-portfolio Development and Implementation, http://blip.tv/file/300988
- Dr. Helen Barrett, Electronic Portfolios and Digital Storytelling for lifelong and life wide learning, http://electronicportfolios.org/
- Trent Batson, http://campustechnology.com/articles/2008/04/eportfolios-hot-once-again.aspx - "The learning management system may seem like the quintessential academic technology application, but instead the ePortfolio is. Both will be transformed by the distributed nature of the Web (data and functionality residing in multiple places), but the learning management system will start to lose its identity as a unified system when it is distributed to operating system functions or Web functions, while ePortfolios will retain their identity even when distributed because ePortfolio is glued together and its development guided by learning theory. ... ePortfolio is the learning technology of this age."
- Tools
- Microblog platforms What is microblogging? Read the definition in WIKIPEDIA
- Microblog aggregators
- Podcasting
The Moderators suggest the following for additional insights and information ...
Vance's instructions on how to podcast using Podomatic:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/multilit/message/504
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