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What advice would you give for blogging with ESL/EFL students?

Can you help?
I’ve been asked for advice for blogging with ESL/EFL students.
I’m sure that ESL/EFL educators and their students will provide the best advice.  So I’d love to hear your thoughts!
Larry Ferlazzo’s Thoughts
And to get the conversation started Larry Ferlazzo (from Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day……For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFL) has kindly shared [...]

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What you wanted to KNOW about blogging!

As promised here’s my follow up post on general blogging questions asked during Richard Byrne and my ISTE Unplugged blogging session and in comments on my What Do You Want to KNOW about Blogging? post.
The aim of the post is to help educators and students with their personal blogging.
For my responses to student [...]

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To hashtag or not to hashtag?

Can you over use hashtags on twitter?
Is obsessive hashtagging a problem?
And what advice would you give in terms of appropriate use of hashtags?
Why do I ask?
Because Marian Schembari left the following comment on my A Twitteraholic’s Guide to tweets, hashtags, and all things Twitter post:
“Certain tweeters need to cut it out with the obsessive [...]

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What Do You Want to KNOW about Blogging?

Can you help?
I’ve promised to follow up What You Wanted To KNOW About Student Blogging with a post that  focuses on responses to more general blogging questions.
The aim of the post will be to help educators and students with their personal blogging.
But first I really love to know what you really want to know about [...]

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A Twitteraholic’s Guide to tweets, hashtags, and all things Twitter

Conferences can make you feel really overwhelmed and alone — especially at a conference like ISTE amongst 13,000 ed tech professionals participants who attend each year.
But never for a twitterer.
For us Twitter users conferences are like walking into a big party where you know everyone and are meeting up with old friends.
So how do we [...]

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What You Wanted To KNOW About Student Blogging

Richard Byrne and I co-hosted an ISTE Unplugged session on blogging at ISTE 2010 in Denver.
Thanks to everyone who submitted their blogging questions and here’s my responses — for those who were unable to attend!
I’ve focused my responses to student blogging and will do a follow up post on the general blogging questions.
What sort of [...]

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