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From ETMOOC: Learning through blogging

Posted on February 13, 2013 by Sue Waters — No Comments ↓

I’ve been facilitating blogging sessions for ETMOOC (Massive Open Online Course on Educational Technology) and have written a series of posts to support the ideas, tips and resources discussed in my sessions. Normally I would have written the posts here on The…

You’ve Finished Your Blog Entry? Now Get To Work!

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Matt Tschoegl — No Comments ↓

So you’ve written your blog post and you are finally happy with it. You’ve researched your subject thoroughly, written about it with your normal wit and panache, added in a bunch of cleverly captioned cat pictures, and edited the post…

Posted in Growing Blog Readership, Tips For Better Blogging

6 Tips for Attracting More Comments

Posted on August 22, 2012 by Sue Waters — 9 Comments ↓

We’re often asked “How do you get more people to read and respond to blog posts?” Good question! We all gain more out of blogging when we comment. Comments motivate, provide feedback and advice, challenge our thoughts and views, make us reflect…

Posted in Growing Blog Readership, Tips For Better Blogging

ISTE 2012: Flattening Classroom Walls with Blogging and Global Collaboration

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Mrs Kathleen Morris — 12 Comments ↓

This is a guest post by educational bloggers, Linda Yollis (Los Angeles, USA) and Kathleen Morris (Geelong, Australia). The long-time blogging buddies met face to face for the first time before the ISTE 2012 conference in San Diego. They presented together on…

Posted in Tips For Better Blogging, Using Blogs With Students

Top Browsers, Extensions, and Tips for Education – The Death of Internet Explorer?

Posted on December 22, 2011 by Sue Waters — 10 Comments ↓

Perhaps I am a bit obsessive when it comes to web browsers? And I’m sure it’s directly related to running four different web browsers daily on my computer for work. But it constantly reminds me how which web browser you…

Posted in Tips For Better Blogging, Working With Web 2.0 Tools