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Thursday, February 19, 2004
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Here's a plan which tries to successfully implement role-play online, this time using weblogs and rss.

This plan basically uses weblogs and rss to assist learners participate in a roleplay which pits two sides against each other. Each group has a collaborative weblog, individuals aggregate the opposing groups postings and other relevant news sources and post their arguments, supporting evidence, comments and alike to their own collaborative weblog. As a teacher you keep track of what;s going on, offering up public opinion and unfolding events.

I've gotta good feeling about this one :o)


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Interesting article on blogging in a writing and rhetoric course via Anne:

"Program in Writing and Rhetoric (PWR) Lecturer Christine Alfano said that she thought it was fitting to incorporate blogging into her E-Rhetorics class because of the class’ focus on electronic rhetoric and digital media. For her class, students post a message once a week about their research or thoughts on the material..."


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