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Starting your own Professional Blog

Starting your own Professional Blog

Posted in Blog Posts, Learning Design & Planning, Paid | Tagged with blog, blogging, blogs, ePortfolio, examples, FAQ, Free, iste-2, iste-3, iste-4, portfolios, professional, resources, Teacher Use, UBC Blog, wordpress

As part of your journey in Teacher Education here at UBC, it is required that you critically reflect on your practice and develop a year-long inquiry into teaching and learning. One way to record your reflections and share your inquiry is by developing professional blog or an e-portfolio. Doing so can also provide you with […]

Studying During the Pandemic; Reflections of an International Graduate Student

Studying During the Pandemic; Reflections of an International Graduate Student

Posted in Blog Posts, Remote teaching & learning | Tagged with blog, blogging, wordpress

Classes transitioned online about a month before the end of the semester. At first, I felt relieved from the continuous fidgeting that occurs throughout the day, the juggling between different tasks, attending classes, doing readings, working, and doing some housekeeping tasks such as grocery shopping, cooking, and laundry. However, I soon started missing meeting people! […]

UBC Blog Tutorial 5 – Inviting Users to Your Blog

UBC Blog Tutorial 5 – Inviting Users to Your Blog

Posted in 8-12, English, Not Subject Specific, Resource, Video & Video Tutorials | Tagged with blog, Free, Teacher Use, UBC Blog, wordpress

If you choose to show your blog content only to your subscribers in your privacy setting, you need to manually invite your readers to become your subscribers of your blog. This video will talk about how to invite users to be subscribers of your UBC blog. In this video, you will learn how to add […]

UBC Blog Tutorial 1 – Getting Started

UBC Blog Tutorial 1 – Getting Started

Posted in English, Not Subject Specific, Post Secondary, Resource, Video & Video Tutorials | Tagged with blog, Free, resources, Teacher Use, UBC Blog, wordpress

  As part of your journey in Teacher Education here at UBC, it is strongly recommended that you begin a professional blog as a way of sharing your year-long inquiry and reflections on teaching and learning. This process can be invaluable as you share the process of your inquiry within and beyond your cohort. As […]

UBC Blog Tutorial 2 – Creating a Page

UBC Blog Tutorial 2 – Creating a Page

Posted in English, Not Subject Specific, Resource, Video & Video Tutorials | Tagged with blog, blogging, blogs, Free, resources, Teacher Use, UBC Blog, wordpress

A page is a static space that is not part of the chronological logic of the blog. A page sits outside of this inverted timeline, and often features more static content like information about the site, the author, a syllabus, readings, etc. For example, you may need to create an “About me” page for your […]


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