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How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jay Fogleman Dec 4, 2010. 12 Replies 0 Likes
We've had at least a few people respond to my last thread who are working in the postsecondary environment and who use blogs, wikis, etc., in their instruction. I thought we could start another…Continue
Tags: adultdevelopmentaleducation, reading, postsecondary, wikis, blogging
College Instructors
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mary Bogan Mar 2, 2010. 18 Replies 0 Likes
Hi. I am interested in connecting with other postsecondary level instructors who are using Web 2.0 apps, especially blogging, in their classrooms. Is there a specific tag or forum area for college…Continue
Tags: Instruction, Postsecondary, 2.0, Web, Blogging
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Jay Fogleman replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
Hi Mary,
I'm thrilled you found some of our work potentially useful and I'd be glad to answer your questions.
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
FINALLY got around to checking out the wiki. Great stuff on there. I'd be interested in asking some questions about some of the info. on the presentation slides you have posted. I am really trying to more smoothly integrate my tech use in my…
Mary Bogan replied to Denise Stewart's discussion 'Need Some Ideas to Help a Biology Teacher Teach Vocabulary to Struggling High School Students'
I agree with Marie G, especially identifying images. I would also add that organizing and categorizing the words would help. Finally, I'd recommend learning word parts. Scientific terminology is especially suited to that type of vocabulary…
It's been MONTHS since I popped in. Looking to get back to work finding people to talk about using tech in the classroom.
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Mary Bogan commented on Nathan Ketsdever's group 'Social Media in Higher Education: University 2.0'
Hi there! It has been months since I popped my head into the Classroom 2.0 forum here. Still looking for a place to dialog about blogging, other social media, postsecondary instruction, college reading, developmental education, etc.
Looking forward…
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
Jay, that all sounds really interesting. I have never really done anything with wikis and have wondered how I might best experiment with them. Right now I am teaching critical thinking and developmental reading. I think the wiki approach might have…
Jay Fogleman replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
Hi Mary,
I use a single wikispace for all of the education classes that I teach, including a senior methods/student teaching sequence and a freshman Intro to Education course. This (private) wikispace is organized so that each section has its own…
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'College Instructors'
Sounds great, Donnie. Thanks. I like the idea of using the blog as a way for students to take ownership in their education.
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'College Instructors'
There might be some application for what you are doing with my dev. ed. students. Is there a link I can go to?
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'College Instructors'
I have been pretty absent from this site but I am going to bookmark this now.
I'm taking a brief break from my new insane schedule of teaching 4 college classes (w/3 different preps) to check in on the discussion here.
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Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
Thanks, Chelsea! I am always interested in what others are doing, esp. with blogs.
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
Yes, a central place to list the blogs is essential. Right now, I've been able to manage with the list on Blogger, but if I were having multiple classes use the blog, I think Bloglines or Google Reader would be a must.
Mary Bogan replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
This sounds great, Liz. I love blogs for reflection. For my project, the reflection posts have the most impact on me as an instructor, in how I view the students and in what I learn about them... I think I need to tell my professors about this! They…
Chelsea Sandone replied to Mary Bogan's discussion 'How do you use blogs, wikis, etc., in your postsecondary setting?'
Hi Mary! I am an undergrad student at Penn State and one of my professors has us working with blogs/wikis/and other technologies to get us connected to the educational world and educate ourselves. We all were required to start blogs about our…
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- I received an M.S. in Reading from Cal State Fullerton in Jan. 2010. Since then, I've been teaching reading at the college level, part-time. I love my job. I also love incorporating Web 2.0 tech in the classroom, preferably blogging. I'm always on the lookout for people to talk to about ideas for the classroom, what works, what doesn't, etc. I would love to get a group of postsecondary developmental education active on this site.
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