Blogging in Learning Stephen Downes Mount Saint Vincent University December 16, 2004.

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Blogging in Learning Stephen Downes Mount Saint Vincent University December 16, 2004

Overview… What is a Blog How is it used in Learning? Blogging Systems Blog Aggregation and RSS Examples of Blogs in Learning

What is a Blog Defined by format, not content A series of dated entries, most recent first Like a journal, but not necessarily a journal – – – Some example blogs in learning technology: – Ease of use of blogging software

Using Blogs in Learning Replacement for typical course web page Link to items related to course Organize in-class discussions Organize seminars and readings – group blogs Student created blogs as part of course work and assignment –

Blogging Systems Hosted –Blogger –Live Journal Server –Movable Type –WordPress

Related Systems Content Management Systems –PostNuke –Scoop –Drupal –Plone Wiki – –

Blog Aggregation –Blogdex – –Popdex – –Daypop – –Blog Digger –Technorati –

RSS Services RSS – stands for Rich Site Summary (or Really Simple Syndication, or is actually called Atom) Sample: RSS reading… –Bloglines

Putting It Together – combines content management, blog, wiki, RSShttp:// The idea is that no one tool does the entire job, but the collection works really well

New Media Photos – Flickr – Music – Podcasting Moblogging Collaborative Blogging – FURL Social Networking – Friendster, Orkut – LinkedIn, more…

Examples in Learning Weblogs at Harvard Law – Weblogs at UPEI – Educational Bloggers Network –

Theory and Practice Social Networks – Duncan J. Watts – Connectionism, Neural Networks, and self- organizing networks Constructivism and student centered learning Connectivism

Connectivism Diversity of opinions. Connecting specialized nodes or information sources. Non-human appliances. Capacity to know more is more critical Continual learning through nurturing and maintaining connections Ability to see connections between fields, ideas, and concepts is a core skill

Downes.ca Learning Networks – Educational Blogging – The Semantic Social Network – More Than Personal: The Impact of Weblogs –