What applications can you see in using blogs/RSS feeds in your library?
In your opinion, do blogs require responsibility on the part of the author, as well as the responder?
What applications can you see in using blogs/RSS feeds in your library?
In your opinion, do blogs require responsibility on the part of the author, as well as the responder?
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Hello everyone! Is it really week 5 already? This week we have several informative readings on blogs and RSS feeds. I have included a few to get an even further insight into these web 2.0 technologies.
Here are a few sites of interest:
RSS in education
more RSS info
http://www.ibritt.com/resources/wp_rss.htm
blogs, RSS, etc.
http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/article/CA6610498.html?q=educational+applications+blogs&
I look forward to a great week discovering your thoughts on blogs and RSS feeds.
In your experience, if any, with blogs, do you agree with the educause article that “blog circles generate a strong sense of community”?
If you said yes, please explain why you feel this is so.
another comment: Do you agree “repeated linking enhances the reputation and authority of a blogger”?