Thanks to those of you who have already sent me questions! As you can tell by some of my comments in the videos, and the space where you're reading this right now, I am a big fan of using blogs. Building and maintaining their own blogs gives students a sense of ownership and creative license, and blogs are easy to create and use.
I will be happy to build blogs with you in our Zoom call at 10 AM on Thursday (invitation here). Since most of us learn best on the internet by clicking a few things and seeing what happens (it won't break!), here are links to the posts I shared with students last year. The process takes less than a minute and most students have it done by the time they get to class on the second day. Have a quick look, and you'll be blogging in no time!
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