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Blogging And Language Teaching

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Blogging and Language Teaching

Chloe Yang69804002

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Agenda

What is blog How to use Blog & language teaching

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What is blog

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A web application provides accesses of Article Photo Comment/Feedback Video/Audio Friendship Group

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What is blog (cont.)

Kinds of blogs: Blogger MSN blog Yahoo! 奇摩部落格 Yam天空 無名小站 痞客幫 新浪部落

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How to use

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Example

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Blog & language teaching

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Content

Advantages Application Teacher’s/Student’s

role Types of blog usages

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Advantages

1) Encourage learnerIndependence/Empowerment/Reflection/A

utonomy 2) Low-pressure learning environment3) Collaborative learning community 4) Extended learning5) Higher motivation 6) Authentic interaction

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Advantages (cont.)

Blog helps learners to: Critically reflect Comment Question Review

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Application

Blog can be used for: Writing practice Cultural dimension exploring Extra teaching materials

Examples: Journals Weekly essays

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Application (cont.)

Blogging should be applied with: Significant teacher input Teacher’s feedback Specific activities or topics

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Teacher’s role vs. students’ roles Teachers: facilitators who help push

students to think deeper, learn more, and express wider

Students: autonomous learners

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Types of blog usages

3 potential blog usages: (Campbell 2003) Tutor blog Learner blog Class blog

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Tutor blog

Definition: Daily reading practice for learners, online verbal exchange using comments, class information, resource for self-study.

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Tutor blog (cont.)

Functions: A place to get course information

(course syllabus, homework assignment, assessment, etc.)

A portal for students to get available resources

A place for voicing out

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Learner blog

Learner blog:

Students get writing practice, develop a sense of ownership, and whatever they write can instantly be read by anyone else and, due to the comment features of the software, further exchange of ideas is promoted.

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Learner blog (cont.)

Features Best suitable for reading and writing cours

es Personal online space Further reading Extra workload for teachers..

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Class blog

Class blog:Students can create a free-form bulletin board, interact in an international classroom language exchange, or a project-based language learning exercise, where students can develop writing and research skills by creating an online resource.

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Class blog (cont.)

Features: Collaborative discussion space Extra-curricular extension Real communication

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References

Website: (http://web20andlanguagelearning.wikidot.com/blogging)

Journal articles: Doris, A. S. (2008). Understanding class blog as a tool for language developmen

t. Language Teaching Research, 12(4), 517-533. Retrieved November 26, 2009, from ERIC.

Yang, S. H. (2009). Using blog to enhance critical reflection and community of practice. Educational Technology & Society, 12(2), 11-21. Retrieved November 26, 2009, from ERIC.

Armstrong, K., Retterer, O. (2008). Blogging as L2 writing: A case study. AACE Journal, 16(3),233-251. Retrieved November 26, 2009, from ERIC.

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