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  #2 olav ostvold on 06 Mar 09

   

  Agree ! Blogging is just one of many tools at hand - but probably one of the most powerful means of communicatinig brilliant ideas - or just simply thoughts on an issue..
  Five years ago I wrote an article claiming that blogging was a fling and that it would fade out - like so many other hyped phenomenons. Today I have to realize that I was DEAD WRONG !!!
  
  There is one hurdle to pass - though.
  In my experience - most teachers in my corner of the world - are more concerned about what to write in their own blog - than reading what others write .
  Putting it differently : They write for themselves - and they do not need a blog to do that.
  
  To me it seems as if teachers are in a process of learning here.
  (You have to know the letters - before you can read a book ...uh ?)

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Agree ! Blogging is just one of many tools at hand - but probably one of the most powerful means of communicatinig brilliant ideas - or just simply thoughts on an issue.. <br /> Five years ago I wrote an article claiming that blogging was a fling and that it would fade out - like so many other hyped phenomenons. Today I have to realize that I was DEAD WRONG !!! <br /> <br /> There is one hurdle to pass - though. <br /> In my experience - most teachers in my corner of the world - are more concerned about what to write in their own blog - than reading what others write . <br /> Putting it differently : They write for themselves - and they do not need a blog to do that. <br /> <br /> To me it seems as if teachers are in a process of learning here. <br /> (You have to know the letters - before you can read a book ...uh ?)</div>

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