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Weblogs 101 for Librarians and Media Specialists
Harlene RosenbergSupervisor of Instructional Media Center
Will RichardsonSupervisor of Instructional Technology
Hunterdon Central Regional High School Flemington, NJ
A Weblog is an easily created, easily updateable Website that allows an author (or authors) to publish instantly to the Internet from any Internet
connection.
Weblogs 101
Weblogs 101
Weblog characteristics:
Frequent updatesReverse chronology
Personal and informalHypertext
Interactive
Date:2004-06-14 09:20Subject:prom was the ultimate bomb~
Security:Public
ya, it was the best ever. not alot of ppl were there but we all looked good. i
looked and felt like a primcess in my big ball gown, it was nice.ashley's hun did not go but we still had fun. i am not
fighting anymore and it is very surprising that she talked to me today.
~nikkI~http://www.livejournal.com/users/chicky_hotluv4u/
Weblogs 101
10,000,000 by year’s end.Over 50% kept by 13-19 year olds.
50,000 are updated daily. 66.0% not updated in two months.
Weblogs 101
Weblogs 101
Constructivist—Contribute to the greater body of knowledge
Real audiencesCollaborative
Expansive—Go beyond the classroom walls
Weblogs 101
Examples:
PersonalizedDifferent formats
Currency of informationLinkable to standard Webpages
Weblogs 101
Why a Weblog?
Easy to add/update informationMultiple Authors
Password ProtectedQuick News
Weblogs in the Classroom
Essential Question:
How can Weblogs help me to communicate more effectively?
Considerations:Time
Privacy and safetyTechnical support
CostConnectivityAssessment
Weblogs in the Classroom
Weblogs in the Classroom
Choosing the tool:
Served locally or remotely?Open or closed?
Interactive or not?Tech support or no?
Budget?
Weblogs in the Classroom
Blogger(www.blogger.com)
Free (ads)Large community
CommentingLimited Security
Weblogs in the Classroom
Moveable Type
FreeLocally hosted
More functionalityMore complexity
Many levels of security