Experience of a pioneer teacher in the use of blogs for teaching
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Jan 1, 2007
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Description of some applications of blogs in teaching, with particular reference to the experience of Peter Ford, a professor of languages, a pioneer in this field. It is emphasized that the parties most 'successful teaching experience based on blogs are those in which teachers have managed the process and shaped the project.
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