Friday, January 8, 2010

Post #3

Hello again.

So I've gotten to thinking about how I can use my blog for teaching:

  • SubPlans. I can write up my plan, link materials, video lessons/tutorials, assignments, etc. I can have my students post to my blog in response to discussion questions, etc. Hmm....
  • Homework assignments. Instead of having my students WORK problems, I can have them view video tutorials and answer questions about solution processes, etc.
  • Announcements. I can post my syllabus, assignment rubrics, additional problem sets for test prep, extra-help hours, upcoming unit food for thought, etc.
So it seems like, at this point, I'm just looking at my blog as a bulletin board. Can I use it as more than just a bulletin-board???

1 comment:

  1. Blogs can function that way. They're easy web pages to set up and maintain, and students can respond if you would like them to. Not a bad use, Chad. The original intent of blogs as response journals doesn't work for every class, but that doesn't make them useless.
    Thanks for your willingness to explore!

    spk
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