Blogging on line

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This document provides a checklist for evaluating blogs and online journals. It contains categories for assessing the quality of writing, presentation, use of multimedia, and fostering of community. Under each category are statements to indicate with Y or N if achieved, such as whether the writing is interesting and reflective or the blog is updated regularly and uses headings to structure content hierarchically.

Asma Al-Balushi (u068699) SQU,COE,ILT . Tech4102 course

Blogging On Line (Journaling)

Purpose : This instrument is designed to be used as a checklist for
evaluating the learning environment in any blog-based journal .

Instructions: put "Y" if the statement is achieved , and "N" if it is not ,
at each statement .

Categories Statement Y/N
Quality of Written in an interesting style and voice
writing Deeply reflective
Well organized
doesn't include bias
clear, concise, and easy to understand.
Presentation The title of the Weblog reflect about its content
The purpose is stated on the Weblog page
The content is written in a readable manner, with
correct grammar/spelling
The information is updated on a regular basis
Ideas and responses are communicated clearly and
coherently
Information is organized hierarchically, from the
general to the specific, and the organization is clear
and logical
Pages are quick to scan, with ample headings and sub-
headings and short paragraphs
Hypertext has been appropriately used to structure
content
Multimedia Multiple pieces of multimedia
Multimedia adds new information or perspective to
post
Community Several links to places that add to readers
understanding
Post is fully categorized and tagged

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Blogging on line

1. Asma Al-Balushi (u068699) SQU,COE,ILT . Tech4102 course Blogging On Line (Journaling) Purpose : This instrument is designed to be used as a checklist for evaluating the learning environment in any blog-based journal . Instructions: put "Y" if the statement is achieved , and "N" if it is not , at each statement . Categories Statement Y/N Quality of Written in an interesting style and voice writing Deeply reflective Well organized doesn't include bias clear, concise, and easy to understand. Presentation The title of the Weblog reflect about its content The purpose is stated on the Weblog page The content is written in a readable manner, with correct grammar/spelling The information is updated on a regular basis Ideas and responses are communicated clearly and coherently Information is organized hierarchically, from the general to the specific, and the organization is clear and logical Pages are quick to scan, with ample headings and subheadings and short paragraphs Hypertext has been appropriately used to structure content Multimedia Multiple pieces of multimedia Multimedia adds new information or perspective to post Community Several links to places that add to readers understanding Post is fully categorized and tagged

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