#Blogging 28 Some interesting blogs which you shoud check online

It is time to rethink about what  I am used  to doing while I am online. I took a course about blogging but I had never thought about  the way we can present our ideas  in a blog before.
This challenge is helping me to focus on the importance of blogging in education and also as a self-reflection. I am checking online some nice blogs and I am getting some ideas about how I can improve mine.

 I am just reshaping the layout of my blog and I need to learn more about new challenges.

Kathleen Morris has provided us with some tips for working better in

this month. Here is the document that she shared with us : it is helping me to focus on what I should do.

I am a fan of  Elt and technology so I have chosen to add information about other blogs I have come across by adding them to mine.

I really like  Shelly  Terrell and her ideas so  I like to check this blog where she posts her  ideas together with other  English Language Teachers:

 https://blog.esllibrary.com/

I have started following  other blogs too:

https://eltgeek.wordpress.com/

This blog by Olga Sergeeva is really cool as it is written by a teacher whose mother tongue is not English but she has  worked in the EVO Sessions where I am also  working  this year.  I followed her two sessions about  Teaching  Listening and  I was really engaged.


https://eltgeek.wordpress.com/2018/08/12/evo-related-posts-contents/


An interesting blog is the one by Susan  Oxnevad: the writer is an expert in new technologies and I have seen her great work online while  using   Thinglink

http://d97cooltools.blogspot.com/


She has created some  pages for important tools like  using  Google apps

http://d97cooltools.blogspot.com/p/google-docs.html#.XC_1zlxKg2w


Finally an interesting educator is sharing his ideas in his blog and website : Steve Wick

 https://rechargelearning.blogspot.com/


He has shared his best sources in his  website

https://sites.google.com/view/wickedtech/home?authuser=0



In Italy I follow  a lot of interesting educators too:

Gianfranco  Marini    https://gianfrancomarini.blogspot.com/

He is used to creating short videos to show how to use new webtools.

This one is a special blog which  has been created by some Italian teachers . They share ideas and information about new tools  and I have learnt a lot online thanks to them :

https://insegnantiduepuntozero.wordpress.com/



My blogs are  some  learning diaries  where I reflect on what is happening in my experience as an educator. I have written in many blogs and you can  find them in the main page about me.

Why blogging?  Because you can learn more about  who you are and the  world of education in which we are involved.

Today we have a lot of blogs with videos and  that's the main reason why I try to follow so many educators.

I can also learn while doing some listening in English!   👍👍