Learning Media Glossary (Clive Shephard)
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Clive states: "This glossary contains definitions of 47 different types of learning media, past and present. It may well be useful for teacher training."
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BlogA blog (shortened form of web log) is an online journal. In a learning context, a blog can be used by learners as a way to reflect on their learning experiences. Depending on how the blog is configured, the postings may be available to be read by fellow learners and/or tutors, who can then add their own comments to any posting. A blog may also be maintained by a tutor, to provide an ongoing commentary, reflecting on events occuring during a course. | |