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• 30 May 13
  

  Debra Beck

  blogging learning reflection reflective_practice

• 17 Apr 13
  

  Vic Jenkins

  I feel (good and bad feelings) about what I've learned and how I've learned it?
  <br />How could I have learned more efficiently/effectively?
  <br />What actions can I take to learn more efficiently and effectively for the future?
  <br />In what ways do I need to change my attitudes, expectations, values and the like to feel better about learning situations?

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• 05 Oct 10
  

  Natalie Spence

  Reflective, guiding questions for blogging

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• 29 Aug 10
  

  Carina van Rooyen

  blog relection teaching

• 10 May 10
  

  Giorgio Bertini

  Good learning requires students to actively interact with the materials they are learning--to reflect and apply and use this information. Tools like blogs make this possible for individuals to do much more easily than in the past.

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• 02 Oct 08
  

  Carla Arena
  • the beauty and value of many Web 2.0 tools, at least when it comes to staff development, lies in the fact that these tools encourage active content creation and engagement with learning by the participants. Good learning requires students to actively interact with the materials they are learning--to reflect and apply and use this information. Tools like blogs make this possible for individuals to do much more easily than in the past.
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• 07 Aug 08
  

  Michael M Grant

  Ideas for managing your blog as a learning tool, including reflective questions.

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• 02 Jun 08
  

  Stephan Ridgway

  blogging e-learning lms

• 16 May 08
  

  Robyn Jay

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• 09 Nov 07
  

  dyhatchett

  • So how to make blogging for learning an intentional process? Carter McNamara has a nice set of questions to reflect upon in maintaining a learning journal:

    1. What learning have you accomplished (or are you accomplishing) lately?
     

    a) What experience spawned that learning?
     

      

    b) What learning did you accomplish from that experience? 

      

    c) How can you carry this learning forward to improve your life? Your work?
    

      

     2. What learning might you accomplish in the near future?
     

    a) What experience might spawn that learning? 

      

    b) What learning might you accomplish from that experience?
     

      

    c) How might you carry this learning forward to improve your life? Your work?
  • Good learning requires students to actively interact with the materials they are learning--to reflect and apply and use this information. Tools like blogs make this possible for individuals to do much more easily than in the past.
• 30 Jul 07
  

  Jenny Darrow

  blogs learning PLE

• 02 May 07
  

  Betzi Bateman

  blogs

• 08 Mar 07
  

  Brent MacKinnon

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• 07 Mar 07
  

  Claudia Ceraso

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