Monday, January 13, 2014

Blog Reflection Post
The second assignment for my class was to create a “blog”. I didn’t know anything about how to create blogs, so I started researching about them. We can create a blog with different topics, some blogs talk about politics, sports, education, or are personal journals. All blogs have some similarities such as the name of the blog, the author’s profile; the posts are chronologically reverse (the most recent on the top), there is a section for comments, and a list of links. Some blogs have videos. After I educated myself about blogs, I started my adventure. First, I used blogeducation.com to create my blog, I started to personalize it, but I couldn’t do everything I wanted to do. If I wanted to have more resources I needed to upgrade and pay a monthly fee. I chose not to do it. I decided to try another blog site. The new website was blogger.com. I really like it because it allowed you to personalize your blog with more features. I was thinking about what name would be good for my blog. I decided to name it Learning Spanish because I will be sharing Spanish words with pictures. My followers could learn a new language while they follow me through this technology journey. Blogs can be very useful for teachers as an easier way to communicate with parents and students. Updating every day with comments and posting homework as well. Students and parents can ask questions, and/or write their opinion about the material posted. Blogs can make communication more fun and creative.


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1 comment:

  1. Hey Patricia,
    I agree about blogs making communication more fun and creative. When it comes to a classroom though, I feel like it's going to need to be said that certain blogs can be more informal (which I would make sure is explained detailed), and others need to be formal. I think its fun that you are going to try to express yourself through your immediate language and help others learn as they follow you!

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