My students have started blogging. I set up a blog for each of them and the clicking of keys in class today was a pleasure to hear. My teacher’s blog for the course has a blogroll of all the students’ blogs, and I’ve tried to connect a fair number of the posts so far from there, as well. Modelling the networking and linking that happens in blogs, you know. Yes, it is rather a lot of work, and no, I’m unlikely to be able to continue doing this every week, but it’s satisfying to see the network grow. You need to seed it.
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I create a group blog and then hub my students’ blogs around the group blog.
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Lunch
Lunches are great for meetings. Today me, Gisle Frøysland, Frode Thorsen and Gitte Bastiansen sat down to discuss future plans for our joint project “Cracker”. Two conclusions:
– When collaborating on projects, you immediately loose control of …