Blogging 4: Seeking Stakes for Dracula’s Heart–Moodle for "homework," blogs for "real work"?

Wednesday, 7 March 2007 Clay Burell Print This Post Print This Post

Real quick: This might be workable: Moodle for “homeworky,” teacher-dictated stuff; blogs for reflective, learner-centered writing. Thanks, Barbara, for the trigger.

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