Aloha all -
This week, I
reviewed blogs of my classmates. Because
we were able to create our blogs on our preferred site, we were able to choose
from a plethora of designs and formats.
What a great variety! I
especially liked the format of Ashley's tumblr blog. It's organized and easy to follow. The layout of the design allows readers to
easily access the posts. It's something
different from the formats I have used in the past on Wordpress and
blogger.
I enjoyed reading
the posts about common topics coming from different perspectives. It was also
interesting to me how although we are given the same topic, we all tend to
explore and expound on what speaks to us within that area. I especially like when the author applies the
topic to their own locus of control and gives examples from their daily lives.
It somehow personalizes the posts and lends to more interesting reading. One blog I enjoyed was Vera's. I like her
casual humorous style of writing, incorporating personal experiences into the
content - it's engaging, easy to read as
well as being informative.
I am also able to
see how I may apply the learning to my world and also see other's point of
view. Some of our classmates are
teachers in the DOE system and I appreciated their insight into the challenges
and success of teaching our keiki.
I also love how
pictures, links and other resources are shared, expanding my own knowledge base
and increasing my learning. I love the
catchy titles and puns some have used for their postings as well. One example
was Kainoa's blog with fun titles such as "a Mook-tacular experience and
"an unnecessary dread." It helps to gain attention and interest and
encourages one to read the blog.
Reviewing the many blogs also gave me insight to how I may be able to
improve my own in future postings.
Great reading this
week…Mahalo for sharing fellow ETEC 647e'rs!
A hui hou,
Terri
Hi Terri,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out about the titles of my blog posts. Itʻs funny, because I chose to review your blog for the very same reason, I really like the way you use the "And this week, i..." in all of your blog titles.
Mahalo,
Kainoa