More on student blogging and FERPA
Here. I think I'd seen this blog before, but I just noticed that they started it to discuss a 2004 Computers & Writing workshop on Ethno Techno Pedagogies.
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Hi! I'm new to all of this b
Hi! I'm new to all of this but am starting my PhD in Rhetoric and Composition in the fall at Kent State University...I read bits and pieces of the link you just posted and this is probably a stupid question but what is C & W? Thanks!
nevermind...
...figured it out: "COmputers and Writing" DUH!
This is an issue that I've be
This is a question that I've become sensitive to this spring, because of concerns the students in my grad course have raised. FERPA is a legitimate concern, but even if it doesn't apply to student blogging, an ethical issue remains. Blogging is publishing; is it okay to require students to publish their work?