So we even managed our podcasting on weblog - thanks to Ross is wasn't as disastrous as I expected.

Thanks, Patrick I think we learned a lot and it was fun.

In my courses students have to prepare for different fields of studies, i.e. they have to summarize newspaper articles -written or orally - about various topics, so with RSS feeds they can access the latest updates on e.g.: technology, education, humanities, business, social studies,...

The weblog can also be used as a course diary, there students can find the reviews of previous lessons and also previews for the next lessons.

For their exercises they can use the links that are posted in the weblog.
Furthermore, there should be sections for students' written exercises, for their comments and room for the latest on books, movies, music, etc.
A guideline section could help them to find information on how to write summaries, essays, stories, interviews, etc.


You can have a look at a first draft on SBP Swap English Ideas
or you can listen to our podcast channel there you can find the interviews on weblogs in education

we didn't drink that much????
thanks, Ross - tour was great
whisky tasting

good morning -??-
- no - it's raining heavily -pouring in other words - and we were soaked when we arrived
- yes, we've got internet connection

Unfortunately, no internet connection, so we discussed uses of weblogs in education, for educators, students ,... and we worked on our scenarios, then we went to the internet cafe to do some work there

link to the course weblog for SBP courses