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Classroom Blogging: Journalist-Learning in the Blogosphere

Classroom Blogging: Journalist-Learning in the Blogosphere. Presented by David Warlick The Landmark Project Raleigh, NC. david@landmark-project.com. http://landmark-project.com. http://landmark-project.com. Online Handouts. Would You Use this Web Site in Your Classroom?.

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Classroom Blogging: Journalist-Learning in the Blogosphere

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  1. Classroom Blogging:Journalist-Learningin the Blogosphere Presented by David WarlickThe Landmark ProjectRaleigh, NC david@landmark-project.com http://landmark-project.com

  2. http://landmark-project.com Online Handouts

  3. Would You Use this Web Site in Your Classroom?

  4. Anderson, Chris. "The Long Tail." WIRED Magazine Oct 2004. 17 Mar 2005 <http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.10/tail.html>.

  5. My First Blog Experience

  6. Blogging -- Today • A new blog is born every 7.4 seconds (roughly the same rate that a baby is born in the U.S.) • English is not the biggest language spoken in the blogosphere? Sifry, Dave."Want to Grok the Blogosphere?." Web 2.0. ITConversations. 10 Oct 2004. Audio Archive. 14 Mar 2005 <http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail313.html>. Froda, Jon. "Blog Statistics." E-Mediators. 20 Feb. 2005. E-mediators. 14 Mar. 2005 <http://www.e-mediate.squarespace.com/the-e-mediator-blog/2005/2/20/blog-statistics.html>.

  7. 0 50% 100% Blogging -- Today "Internet Users by Language." Internet World Stats. 24 Mar. 2005. Miniwatts International, Ltd.. 24 Jul. 2005 <http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats7.htm>.

  8. Blogging -- Today • A new blog is born every 7.4 seconds (roughly the same rate that a baby is born in the U.S.) • English is not the biggest language spoken in the blogosphere? • 400,000 blog posts occur every day, 4 posts a second. • A new blog is born every 7.4 seconds (roughly the same rate that a baby is born in the U.S.) • English is not the biggest language spoken in the blogosphere? • 400,000 blog posts occur every day, 4 posts a second. • 7% of the 120 million U.S. adults who use the Net are bloggers. • 27% regularly read blogs. • 62% of U.S. Net users do not know what a blog is. Sifry, Dave."Want to Grok the Blogosphere?." Web 2.0. ITConversations. 10 Oct 2004. Audio Archive. 14 Mar 2005 <http://www.itconversations.com/shows/detail313.html>. Froda, Jon. "Blog Statistics." E-Mediators. 20 Feb. 2005. E-mediators. 14 Mar. 2005 <http://www.e-mediate.squarespace.com/the-e-mediator-blog/2005/2/20/blog-statistics.html>.

  9. Banner RecentArticles Title &Article Calendar Tagline

  10. Demonstration http://landmark-project.com/blogmeister/

  11. Instructional Applications • Student Journaling • Collaborative Writing -- Peer-review • WebQuests • Classroom Assignment Management • Student-Mentoring

  12. Really SimpleSyndication (RSS) News Aggregator RSS RSS RSS RSS RSS RSS

  13. Podcasting Send me an audio comment206-888-2967

  14. Podcaster Records Program (2) Podcaster Produces To MP3 (1) (3) MP3 File Is uploadedRSS Syndicated (4) Podcast Aggregator Downloads MP3 (5) Aggregator Adds MP3 to iTunes (6) iTunes Move MP3 to iPod Send me an audio comment206-888-2967

  15. Forums Wikis Blogs What’s the Difference? Collaborative Idea & Knowledge building Collaborative Information ProductBuilding Information,Knowledge,Idea Building Publishing

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