There is no doubt that blogs have become an essential part of the new generations. But what about the "old school" guys who prefer the personal touch?
I personally don't have a well defined position on this issue. It seems like I'm in a transition generation, where I have dealt with "old shcool guys" as well as "net generation dudes". This means that I've heard both positive and negative comments which have left me with mixed feelings about blogs (and social networks).
I'd like to hear your comments and tell me the pros and cons of blogging to help me have a clearer position on this topic.
I personally don't have a well defined position on this issue. It seems like I'm in a transition generation, where I have dealt with "old shcool guys" as well as "net generation dudes". This means that I've heard both positive and negative comments which have left me with mixed feelings about blogs (and social networks).
I'd like to hear your comments and tell me the pros and cons of blogging to help me have a clearer position on this topic.
Remember you can read the articles I left in the blog so you can have ideas on what side to take... Probably it's a matter of Generation X vs. Millennials... What you are and what your students are...
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