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Blogging 4 Everyone is a simple little course I designed to help introduce the concept of blogging to students & teachers. Not only does this course offer tips w/ a tutorial video, but it lists my top 5 blogging solutions for education: EdmodoKidblogGaggleEdublog Campus21 ClassesClick here to access the course wiki and please feel free to use as ...

I am 26 years old.  I like to play video games.  I like to play computer games.  I think I am somewhat computer savvy.  I am a member of generation Y.  So, naturally I use Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Google, Youtube and blogging on a daily basis, right?.  ''Jain,'' which in German means yes and no. I will give most of the credit to a friend, ...

Part of the series: The 30 Goals Challenge, Goal 4: Support a New Blogger Karenne Sylvester, a prolific blogger, offers some advice for new and established bloggers…. With over 70,000,000 blogs written weekly – thousands of which are written by fellow educators – it is actually a good idea today to stop, take stock and look [...]

Part of the series: The 30 Goals Challenge, Goal 9: Be a Guest Blogger Image courtesy of Photobucket butterfly pictures So many butterflies were fluttering around frantically in my stomach when I did my first guest post last year. As a relatively newbie blogger, I was so nervous, I couldn’t sleep the night before. [...]

Would you like to buy Study Skills Mentor? After 12 months I have decided to sell Study Skills Mentor.  This was my first attempt at blogging and I am really happy with what I created.  However, I have moved on to other blogs such as Cutting Horse Link and I not spending enough time here. If you [...] Related posts:Blogging on Study Skills ...

I'm in the process of improving the categorization of my posts (For Your Browsing Pleasure on the left), especially with the games and quizzes as this section is getting bigger and more awkward to browse. If you've got any comments to make with regards to this; if you like to see something in some way, or if you don't like what you see, I'd love ...

When I started this blog on my return to teaching, I wrote about my disappointment at the PC Passport course which I inherited. I won’t revise the content of PC Passport here other than to point out that any course which has its learners copy 2 meaningless paragraphs from the support materials into Notepad and [...]

This Adrienne Young cover of a world-weary Grateful Dead song does not directly relate to this post. But this song has been stuck in my head over the past few months more than any other. Another semester is basically done: four classes down, one to go. It’s been an interesting few months. After teaching seven classes in both the spring ...

I suppose I ought to be honoured to be ranked among older and more professional blogs from all over the world, especially when this blog isn't yet one year old, but I can't help feel I've let all those who have taken time to vote for me down. I'd like to thank all these people again. Don't worry - we'll try again next year! Meanwhile, I'll try to ...

“TWRC” rhymes with “work” and stands for think, wonder, reflect and connect. Blog to Watch Nomination Yesterday, I awoke to this Twitter message from one of the first people I followed on Twitter (and one of my favorite tweeps), @mom2preens: I named yours as a “blog to watch” in my post today. You have taken off like ...