Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Blogs Are The New Platforms For The Learners

BLOGS   ARE   THE  NEW  PLATFORMS   FOR  THE LEARNERS 


Blogs  are  related to  communication   dynamics .In blogs,all information put in order in the hierarchical  basis  ,bound  within the  subject  and  the organisation .A blog should be distributed ,aggreated ,open and  independent.Through the use  of blogs ,it is suggested that,teachers and the  students are  becoming empowered  ,motivated ,creative  and   reflective and connected  practitioners in new  knowledge environments .

There is a  balance  between teachers and  learners to  share their ideas on the blogs .A blog could  be a  brief  review of  some educational topic .The  different   types  of blog are  used  in  terms  of  their  communication   dynamics  and  following impact upon teachers ,students and pedagogy .

Blogs  have been much more active since  last  ten  years and involved the  regular  posting  of basic  items in reverse  chronological  order .In  a blog ,there is  a   visual  representation ,detail  preparation and  almost perfectly presentation ,incorporating other  such  features  as links  ,comments ,permanent  links ,blogrolls  and  discussions about  the nature  of blogs and  their  potential use .Although  these  features are  extremely important  aspects of  what  makes  up   a  blog,the  most  important developments  int his  area  have had little to  do  with  visual form .

Blog   technologies  are able  to simply represent  themselves online and  as   an  abbreviation  of  RDF Site Summary    or  Really  Simple Syndication .RSS  allows  the  all users  to  subscribeto  a  web  page and  receive complete  or  summarised new   content  .RSS is  a big  opportunity  for  the introduction  of  an  entirely  new mode  of  communication  and  mutual  interaction  .Blogs  have  been used  in educational settings in a  number  of different  roles that  have  both  extended upon in some  instances   replaced existing online   communication  tools .

Communication  dynamics  between  blogs  and  others   forms  on online  communication   tools  could  make   easier  to learn  new  things  .The  knowledge    can be  learned   by  sharing .Though   almost  all    identifiable  studies   of the use  of   blogs  in education have been  relatively  positive,there  have  been  significant areas  in which no particular  difference   or   negative outcomes  have been  recorded  .Particularly  ,teachers  and  the  learners  have  struggled with  participation  and  getting  learners  to extend  themselves  in  the  environment ,handling  collaborative   tasks  using  blogs .Actually  , the blogs existed  much more   in the  form  communication  platform  where  they  use  their  collaborative  natura .

Generally  ,users  visit the  blogs regularly to  communicate   and  share  their  own  ideas.While  the  resulting  feedback  claimed satisfaction and  no  objection to  the  use  of   the  blogs,almost there  was any  to  indicate  any important  shift  in student perception and  activity  in the  learning environments.

The other  aim  of  the  blogs  is  to  determine  a  topic ,understanding from one’s  perspective  ,considering  what they  think ,and enchancing  their  learning  process.The  development  of  knowledge  through  learning  to  self-publish  and  comment  on postings that  adhere  to  the  norms  of  behaviour in the  chosen  communication  network  in which   the  exact  aim is  to  ecpect   to enchance  the learners’ reflective  ,meta-cognitive  and  written  skills also management  of  their learning.

 

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Cooper, C., & Boddington, L. (2005). Assessment by blog: Ethical case studies assessment for an

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Garrison, R., & Anderson, T. (2003). E-learning in the 21st century: A framework for research and practice.

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Vygotsky, L. (1978). Mind in society. Boston: Harvard University Press.

Boud, D. (2001). Using journal writing to enhance reflective practice. In L. M. English & M. A.Gillen (Eds.),

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