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Blogging About Educational Technology: A Discussion for Current and Prospective Bloggers
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Oct 15th, 2010
8:00 AM - 8:50 AM
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Session Type: Track Session
Are you a blogger? Thinking about starting a professional blog? This discussion session will bring together current and prospective bloggers (in academia and companies) to discuss the pros, cons, pitfalls, and advantages of starting and maintaining your own educational technology blog.
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At @profhacker, we have stricter commenting guidelines than the rest of the @chronicle. http://j.mp/alfEfU
#E10_SESS120 #educause10
Shocked, shocked that the Inside Higher Ed panel doesn't mention @chronicle's @profhacker when asked what they read. :-) #E10_SESS120
RT @jbj: "tech blogging community is quickest when it's angry." #E10_SESS120 #educause10
Scott Jashick (early AM spelling) correctly observes that the tech blogging community is quickest when it's angry. #E10_SESS120 #educause10
We need a wake-up question. RT @jbj Even in a room full of bloggers, audience participation is hard at 8am. #E10_SESS120 #educause10
#E10_SESS120 I'm not in the blogging session, but law prof Eric Goldman has done quite a bit on liability and IP protection when blogginy
Even in a room full of bloggers, audience participation is hard at 8am. #E10_SESS120 #educause10
#E10_SESS120 Important point about the lack of strong academic freedom protections for ed tech and SA folks.
@jbj Thanks for coming to the tech blogs session. Let me know if you have questions. #E10_SESS120 #educause10
Tech blogging session turns out to be mostly about not-faculty: IT & SA folks, which is interesting. #educause10 #E10_SESS120