Time to get the hang of blogging....I have been skulking about reading other peoples blogs and not really getting the point. Then I stumbled across a blog about a scandal here in Perth and I was hooked! Very quickly the blog (which was anonymous) degenerated in to extreme belligerence and name calling.
So is blogging like reading a trashy mag...no surely not. Is it like talking to strangers about your problems...yuck.So here I start an experiment to see if I can reach what seems like a high ideal - networking with interested and knowledge people about building online communities.
At the moment in my workplace consultants are under pressure to provide an increasing amount number of services to teachers who students that have a disability. Collaborating online and building up a body of knowledge via forums or groups could help provide these services to more teachers. We are having difficulty engaging the consultants in online learning. It just seems like more work to them. How to convince them that it will add value to their current role????
About Me
- Suzette
- Support teacher in Learning Difficulties in Public Schools. Aspirant school leader.
2 comments:
I love blogging. Yes, there are all kinds of blogs out there, but after 3 years of 'playing' to learn, I've found it a valuable source of information, inspiration and another community to tap into. As you refine your feed reader, you quickly find which blogs keep your interest and which don't - all the best with your new blog.
Thanks Johblog...I haven't got too far with it yet!
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