How you SHOULD use blogs in education | BlogSavvy.net Is your BlogSavvy? - 0 views
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You should use assessment tasks that incorporate subversion - One of the worst things you can do is mandate posting on particular topics with particularly rigid frequency… you’ll over-assess & kill off exactly what blogs are good for: personal expression & exploration. By all means say that you’re expecting a post a week… or ever more, but let people approach this in ways that fit them and set tasks that allow for deviation and subversion. Never, ever, mention number of words!
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The Bureau of Educational Technology is committed to providing educators, administrators, policy makers, and taxpayers with research and data regarding technology in Pennsylvania. As such, several major studies and surveys have been conducted over the last 5 years. The data collected through these studies is designed to assist individuals learn about how technology is used for teaching and learning; and how the various Bureau of Educational Technology grant programs have impacted intended beneficiaries
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