In 2007, a new assessment task, a reading journal blog, was introduced to undergraduate public relations courses at the University of Newcastle on Australia’s East coast. It was designed to address two challenges: firstly to encourage student engagement with the required course readings to facilitate student learning; and secondly to equip students with the technical skills of blogging. There is evidence suggesting that this type of assessment task increases student engagement with required course reading, that the assessment task could have wider application than in public relations courses, and that it facilitates the development of students ’ technical skills in using new media. In this paper the context and design of the assessment task...
This paper reviews the effectiveness of web logs (blogs), or online journals, within the context of ...
Abstract n view of the challenges facing universities in our days and in accordancewith the guidelin...
In this session I will outline the benefits and challenges of using blogging as a method of evaluati...
In 2007, a new assessment task, a reading journal blog, was introduced to undergraduate public relat...
In 2007, a new assessment task, a reading journal blog, was introduced to undergraduate public relat...
The development of educational technologies has resulted in a fundamental shift in the educational p...
The development of educational technologies has resulted in a fundamental shift in the educational p...
The study investigates the usefulness of weblogs in evaluating the understanding and performance of ...
Increasingly, blogs are being used by educators in higher education for teaching and learning as the...
It has been reported that through peer assessment, students reflect upon their performance, and cons...
This article reflects on the use of web logs (blogs) as an assessable component in a third year prof...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe how a course-integrated blog is used to facilitat...
Blogs have been around for roughly half the history of the World Wide Web and are increasingly used ...
Most of college students in Taiwan do not have sufficient English proficiency to express themselves ...
Blogging is a commonly-used tool in supporting reflection in student learning. The present research ...
This paper reviews the effectiveness of web logs (blogs), or online journals, within the context of ...
Abstract n view of the challenges facing universities in our days and in accordancewith the guidelin...
In this session I will outline the benefits and challenges of using blogging as a method of evaluati...
In 2007, a new assessment task, a reading journal blog, was introduced to undergraduate public relat...
In 2007, a new assessment task, a reading journal blog, was introduced to undergraduate public relat...
The development of educational technologies has resulted in a fundamental shift in the educational p...
The development of educational technologies has resulted in a fundamental shift in the educational p...
The study investigates the usefulness of weblogs in evaluating the understanding and performance of ...
Increasingly, blogs are being used by educators in higher education for teaching and learning as the...
It has been reported that through peer assessment, students reflect upon their performance, and cons...
This article reflects on the use of web logs (blogs) as an assessable component in a third year prof...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe how a course-integrated blog is used to facilitat...
Blogs have been around for roughly half the history of the World Wide Web and are increasingly used ...
Most of college students in Taiwan do not have sufficient English proficiency to express themselves ...
Blogging is a commonly-used tool in supporting reflection in student learning. The present research ...
This paper reviews the effectiveness of web logs (blogs), or online journals, within the context of ...
Abstract n view of the challenges facing universities in our days and in accordancewith the guidelin...
In this session I will outline the benefits and challenges of using blogging as a method of evaluati...