In the context of teaching and learning, blogs can do so much more than just delivering instructions or course news to students. Particularly in the field of higher education, a blog might be an interesting tool for learners to market their knowledge assets, track and integrate content of other authors, join a scientific community, build up a social network or giving feedback to teachers and other students. Blogging technology in combination with innovations like the FeedBack specification is definitely a powerful tool for technology-enhanced learning. Interested in utilizing blogs for educational purposes? Have a look at the corresponding deliverable or the trial blog.

Posted by fmoedrit at October 3rd, 2007 under Interoperability, Tools

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