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How and why to use blogs to engage students in the curriculum

October 2nd, 2009 by Graham Attwell


Continuing with our Vygotsky theme…….Great video by Lyndsay Jordan on how and why to use blogs to engage students in the curriculum. There’s also an accompanying paper which presents further explanation of how she has interpreted Garrison, Anderson & Archer’s work about social and teaching presence (and also the work of James Farmer, founder of Edublogs). Here’s a link to the paper…

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