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 The following is part of an assignment for students in my sections of ED 381

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You will create an individual blog in order to share your ideas with others. For the purposes of our assignment, you have been placed in blog groups. This does not mean that you won't, or cannot, get feedback from friends or other classmates, or even from those who are outsiders. You have been placed in a blog group so that you have are assured of some valuable feedback  -- peers are directed to check in at regular intervals and offer you some feedback, or even piggyback off of your ideas as they respond to you personally.

The "big questions" you were given to ponder and answer are important ones. As thoughts travel around your head, as you discover stellar resources you want to share or ones that support your views, or as you develop reasoned and researched opinions, use your blog space to offer up your ideas and get some feedback from your peers before you hand in your final paper. 

Rules of engagement - Within the bounds of professional behavior, using good taste and common sense judgment, you can personalize your blog space anyway you like and develop a style of dialogue and communication that is the best expression of who you are professionally and personally.  However, unlike D2L, please remember that your blog space is public. This means when you write something, or express an opinion, anyone with a computer from around the world can see it, read it, and respond to your thoughts and ideas. 

May I suggest that you type you thoughts into a word processing document and proof it before posting.  At a minimum, I ask you to post no less than 4 times over the course of the semester. These postings should be spaced out and not bunched in one time interval and should be agreed on by your group. Please adhere to the beginning and ending schedule in your packet. 

Choose those questions or related topics you are passionate about or have strong opinions to share in your blog. When you have posted something, also remember to give me and the members of your blog group an emailed "heads up." There is nothing worse than being ready to share an idea, resources, answers to life's tough questions, put it out there, and then have no one read your thoughts or offer feedback.

Before posting please read these resources on 'Netiquette, and blog etiquette!

Copyright Leslie Owen Wilson, 2006