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200 10$aBlogging for educators $ewriting for professional learning /$fStarr Sackstein
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $a1. Why blog? -- 2. Ready to start, now what? -- 3. Let's get technical, so you can hit publish -- 4. Connecting with an audience.
330 8 $aBlogging is an important tool for educators' professional learning and growth. It is a way to develop writing skills, make connections, and get formative feedback on ideas. Blogging takes the 140 characters of Twitter and develops the sound byte into reflective depth for formative learning. In addition, blogging is being used as a marketing tool by many schools, with teachers being required to blog about their classrooms.
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