I think blogs can be useful for a teaching-learning situation in many ways. Here are a few:
a) It can provide an interactive platform between students and teachers and between peers
b) It allows students to work at their own pace and can grant relative autonomy.
c) It allows a private space to share thoughts without the interference of an all-seeing face-to-face teacher
d) Most importantly, I think, within the Indian context, it allows students to get 'published' without bothering too much about publication houses and their tantrums(:
e) In my context, it is particularly useful since it is a low-cost and low-resource tool that does not demand a massive bandwidth or high internet speeds; the user-friendliness is an added bonus especially for students who are not very tech-savvy.
Finally, here's a video that I enjoyed watching (only tangentially related to blogs) on web 2.0.
Cheers
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThis is great blog. I agree with you that technology is easier now than they were in the past.
I can remember creating a very, very simple webpage using HTML. It was really difficult.
Donna
Great blog, Atanu!
ReplyDeleteReally like it a lot!
Hi Anatu,
ReplyDeleteYou know what I had the same problem I couldn post my blog at the beginning it was so frustrated that I almost cry. Now I am sharing information with you Anatu.
I am looking forwar to hearing your comments.
Alexandra
Hi Atanu I am so sorry because I spelled you name incorrectly before, please forgive, but the way nice blog.
ReplyDeleteAlexandra.
Hi Atanu,
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice blog. I was also thinking about using my blog as an interactive platform when starting it. The school starts in September in Moldova and I hope to gather enough ideas before that moment.
Best wishes,
Ion
Dear Atanu,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! You have created a very interesting blog. The ideas you have provided are useful and most of us will benefit form them.