Comments on: Learning From Your Blog http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/ Build your business by sharing what you know Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:38:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Eric http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9221 Eric Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:02:01 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9221 Consistency on my post help me learn a lot. If I focus on putting a really good content, it helped me, 'coz I have to do more research about the topic before starting to write. Consistency on my post help me learn a lot. If I focus on putting a really good content, it helped me, ‘coz I have to do more research about the topic before starting to write.

]]> By: Eric http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20014 Eric Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:02:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20014 Consistency on my post help me learn a lot. If I focus on putting a really good content, it helped me, 'coz I have to do more research about the topic before starting to write. Consistency on my post help me learn a lot. If I focus on putting a really good content, it helped me, ‘coz I have to do more research about the topic before starting to write.

]]> By: Elona Hartjes http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9202 Elona Hartjes Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:21:11 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9202 Chris, I just recently found your blog and am finding it very interesting. I've been blogging for almost two years now (Aug. 2006) and podcasting for over a year (March 2007), and I have learned that readers to my blog want practical advice about what to do in the classroom to make their lives easier. I am introducing new digital technology into my blog all the time to show my readers what's available for them to use, but I still get the most feedback and questions about people problems, not technology problems. So, that's what I blog about. Chris,
I just recently found your blog and am finding it very interesting.

I’ve been blogging for almost two years now (Aug. 2006) and podcasting for over a year (March 2007), and I have learned that readers to my blog want practical advice about what to do in the classroom to make their lives easier. I am introducing new digital technology into my blog all the time to show my readers what’s available for them to use, but I still get the most feedback and questions about people problems, not technology problems. So, that’s what I blog about.

]]> By: Elona Hartjes http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20013 Elona Hartjes Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:21:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20013 Chris, I just recently found your blog and am finding it very interesting. I've been blogging for almost two years now (Aug. 2006) and podcasting for over a year (March 2007), and I have learned that readers to my blog want practical advice about what to do in the classroom to make their lives easier. I am introducing new digital technology into my blog all the time to show my readers what's available for them to use, but I still get the most feedback and questions about people problems, not technology problems. So, that's what I blog about. Chris,
I just recently found your blog and am finding it very interesting.

I’ve been blogging for almost two years now (Aug. 2006) and podcasting for over a year (March 2007), and I have learned that readers to my blog want practical advice about what to do in the classroom to make their lives easier. I am introducing new digital technology into my blog all the time to show my readers what’s available for them to use, but I still get the most feedback and questions about people problems, not technology problems. So, that’s what I blog about.

]]> By: STUD http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9201 STUD Mon, 16 Jun 2008 01:57:41 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9201 I have two blogs and a forum plus couple of websites and I will have to say they have made me really very professional I have been working hard on them and now using them as full time money earners even though i am a student too... my blogs taught me one thing be good to others if you want them to be good to you I have two blogs and a forum plus couple of websites and I will have to say they have made me really very professional

I have been working hard on them and now using them as full time money earners even though i am a student too…

my blogs taught me one thing

be good to others if you want them to be good to you

]]> By: STUD http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20012 STUD Mon, 16 Jun 2008 01:57:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20012 I have two blogs and a forum plus couple of websites and I will have to say they have made me really very professional I have been working hard on them and now using them as full time money earners even though i am a student too... my blogs taught me one thing be good to others if you want them to be good to you I have two blogs and a forum plus couple of websites and I will have to say they have made me really very professional

I have been working hard on them and now using them as full time money earners even though i am a student too…

my blogs taught me one thing

be good to others if you want them to be good to you

]]> By: Karen Swim http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9199 Karen Swim Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:21:42 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9199 Chris, I completely agree! Blogging allowed me to discover my own voice. I write for a living but have to adopt "the voice of the customer" on each assignment in order to attract and engage their client base. My readers have not only broadened my perspective, and enriched my knowledge but have also given me room to allow my gifts to grow. I have received much more from blogging than I feel I can ever give back. Chris, I completely agree! Blogging allowed me to discover my own voice. I write for a living but have to adopt “the voice of the customer” on each assignment in order to attract and engage their client base. My readers have not only broadened my perspective, and enriched my knowledge but have also given me room to allow my gifts to grow. I have received much more from blogging than I feel I can ever give back.

]]> By: Karen Swim http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20011 Karen Swim Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:21:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20011 Chris, I completely agree! Blogging allowed me to discover my own voice. I write for a living but have to adopt "the voice of the customer" on each assignment in order to attract and engage their client base. My readers have not only broadened my perspective, and enriched my knowledge but have also given me room to allow my gifts to grow. I have received much more from blogging than I feel I can ever give back. Chris, I completely agree! Blogging allowed me to discover my own voice. I write for a living but have to adopt “the voice of the customer” on each assignment in order to attract and engage their client base. My readers have not only broadened my perspective, and enriched my knowledge but have also given me room to allow my gifts to grow. I have received much more from blogging than I feel I can ever give back.

]]> By: Terni http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9198 Terni Sun, 15 Jun 2008 13:21:01 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9198 Nice thoughts... Some years ago I had big difficulties on understanding what was the difference between a website and a blog. I used to think of blogs like free personal websites, nothing more than this. Of course I missed up the whole web2.0 and social networking behind it.. I didn't understand that "blogs" where not only free personal webistes. Since forums saw their way on the net, I think blogs are the most important social networking tool around, the difference is there is a "king of the blog"... and this differs from forums administrators or moderators. Those are all subtle differences that instead make big ones in relations (even virtual ones). Maybe I got a bit off-topic but your post gave me some seconds to go back with my thoghts and have a better "brainstorming" vision of how my perception of this "instrument" changed in years. Indeed you can learn much ruling a blog because you can learn much from relationships no matter if real or virtual. Best wishes Nice thoughts… Some years ago I had big difficulties on understanding what was the difference between a website and a blog.
I used to think of blogs like free personal websites, nothing more than this. Of course I missed up the whole web2.0 and social networking behind it.. I didn’t understand that “blogs” where not only free personal webistes.
Since forums saw their way on the net, I think blogs are the most important social networking tool around, the difference is there is a “king of the blog”… and this differs from forums administrators or moderators.
Those are all subtle differences that instead make big ones in relations (even virtual ones).
Maybe I got a bit off-topic but your post gave me some seconds to go back with my thoghts and have a better “brainstorming” vision of how my perception of this “instrument” changed in years.
Indeed you can learn much ruling a blog because you can learn much from relationships no matter if real or virtual.
Best wishes

]]> By: Terni http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20010 Terni Sun, 15 Jun 2008 13:21:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20010 Nice thoughts... Some years ago I had big difficulties on understanding what was the difference between a website and a blog. I used to think of blogs like free personal websites, nothing more than this. Of course I missed up the whole web2.0 and social networking behind it.. I didn't understand that "blogs" where not only free personal webistes. Since forums saw their way on the net, I think blogs are the most important social networking tool around, the difference is there is a "king of the blog"... and this differs from forums administrators or moderators. Those are all subtle differences that instead make big ones in relations (even virtual ones). Maybe I got a bit off-topic but your post gave me some seconds to go back with my thoghts and have a better "brainstorming" vision of how my perception of this "instrument" changed in years. Indeed you can learn much ruling a blog because you can learn much from relationships no matter if real or virtual. Best wishes Nice thoughts… Some years ago I had big difficulties on understanding what was the difference between a website and a blog.
I used to think of blogs like free personal websites, nothing more than this. Of course I missed up the whole web2.0 and social networking behind it.. I didn’t understand that “blogs” where not only free personal webistes.
Since forums saw their way on the net, I think blogs are the most important social networking tool around, the difference is there is a “king of the blog”… and this differs from forums administrators or moderators.
Those are all subtle differences that instead make big ones in relations (even virtual ones).
Maybe I got a bit off-topic but your post gave me some seconds to go back with my thoghts and have a better “brainstorming” vision of how my perception of this “instrument” changed in years.
Indeed you can learn much ruling a blog because you can learn much from relationships no matter if real or virtual.
Best wishes

]]> By: Guilherme Zühlke O'Connor http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9197 Guilherme Zühlke O'Connor Sat, 14 Jun 2008 20:09:31 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9197 Oh, I am absolutely convinced that every time I teach something (on my blog, on the ABF, in real life) I'm the one making the most of it. and I <a href="http://www.z-oc.com/blog/2007/06/learn-by-writing/" rel="nofollow">Learn a lot by writing</a>. I even feel grateful for the people willing to listen (or read) my explanations, because I'm certainly using them for my own purposes while helping them with theirs. It is one of those win-win situations. Oh, I am absolutely convinced that every time I teach something (on my blog, on the ABF, in real life) I’m the one making the most of it. and I Learn a lot by writing.

I even feel grateful for the people willing to listen (or read) my explanations, because I’m certainly using them for my own purposes while helping them with theirs. It is one of those win-win situations.

]]> By: Guilherme Zühlke O'Connor http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20009 Guilherme Zühlke O'Connor Sat, 14 Jun 2008 20:09:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20009 Oh, I am absolutely convinced that every time I teach something (on my blog, on the ABF, in real life) I'm the one making the most of it. and I <a href="http://www.z-oc.com/blog/2007/06/learn-by-writing/" rel="nofollow">Learn a lot by writing</a>. I even feel grateful for the people willing to listen (or read) my explanations, because I'm certainly using them for my own purposes while helping them with theirs. It is one of those win-win situations. Oh, I am absolutely convinced that every time I teach something (on my blog, on the ABF, in real life) I’m the one making the most of it. and I Learn a lot by writing.

I even feel grateful for the people willing to listen (or read) my explanations, because I’m certainly using them for my own purposes while helping them with theirs. It is one of those win-win situations.

]]> By: Nick Booth http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9195 Nick Booth Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:24:08 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9195 Earlier this week I wrote a <a href="http://www.podnosh.com/blog/2008/06/09/hands-up-whose-blog-helps-them-learn-the-charity-commission-thinks-youre-wrong/" rel="nofollow">post</a> about how the charity commission is arguing that individuals blogs are not acceptable learning tools. Loads of people - including Andrew Dubber who pointed me to your blog left comments about why a blog helps learning. Earlier this week I wrote a post about how the charity commission is arguing that individuals blogs are not acceptable learning tools. Loads of people – including Andrew Dubber who pointed me to your blog left comments about why a blog helps learning.

]]> By: Nick Booth http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20008 Nick Booth Sat, 14 Jun 2008 09:24:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20008 Earlier this week I wrote a <a href="http://www.podnosh.com/blog/2008/06/09/hands-up-whose-blog-helps-them-learn-the-charity-commission-thinks-youre-wrong/" rel="nofollow">post</a> about how the charity commission is arguing that individuals blogs are not acceptable learning tools. Loads of people - including Andrew Dubber who pointed me to your blog left comments about why a blog helps learning. Earlier this week I wrote a post about how the charity commission is arguing that individuals blogs are not acceptable learning tools. Loads of people – including Andrew Dubber who pointed me to your blog left comments about why a blog helps learning.

]]> By: Sara http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9189 Sara Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:43:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9189 Awesome points. I definitely find myself coming up with better ways to do things when I try to help others. Blogging has educated me on my own habits. The actual act of blogging, regardless of the subject, has made me very aware of my best and worst habits and tendencies. Awesome points. I definitely find myself coming up with better ways to do things when I try to help others. Blogging has educated me on my own habits. The actual act of blogging, regardless of the subject, has made me very aware of my best and worst habits and tendencies.

]]> By: Sara http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20007 Sara Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:43:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20007 Awesome points. I definitely find myself coming up with better ways to do things when I try to help others. Blogging has educated me on my own habits. The actual act of blogging, regardless of the subject, has made me very aware of my best and worst habits and tendencies. Awesome points. I definitely find myself coming up with better ways to do things when I try to help others. Blogging has educated me on my own habits. The actual act of blogging, regardless of the subject, has made me very aware of my best and worst habits and tendencies.

]]> By: Daniel http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9188 Daniel Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:42:03 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9188 I have learned that my main subject is a touchy one. It actually cost me my adsense account. I have learned that my main subject is a touchy one. It actually cost me my adsense account.

]]> By: Daniel http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20006 Daniel Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:42:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20006 I have learned that my main subject is a touchy one. It actually cost me my adsense account. I have learned that my main subject is a touchy one. It actually cost me my adsense account.

]]> By: Michael Martine http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9187 Michael Martine Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:42:37 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-9187 As a software trainer for over 8 years, I can tell you that teaching teaches the teacher a lot more than it teaches the students! When I write for my blog, I see the role as one of teaching, so it's the same. I learn an incredible amount when I have to do research and explain things to others. As a software trainer for over 8 years, I can tell you that teaching teaches the teacher a lot more than it teaches the students! When I write for my blog, I see the role as one of teaching, so it’s the same. I learn an incredible amount when I have to do research and explain things to others.

]]> By: Michael Martine http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20005 Michael Martine Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:42:00 +0000 http://www.chrisg.com/learning-from-your-blog/#comment-20005 As a software trainer for over 8 years, I can tell you that teaching teaches the teacher a lot more than it teaches the students! When I write for my blog, I see the role as one of teaching, so it's the same. I learn an incredible amount when I have to do research and explain things to others. As a software trainer for over 8 years, I can tell you that teaching teaches the teacher a lot more than it teaches the students! When I write for my blog, I see the role as one of teaching, so it’s the same. I learn an incredible amount when I have to do research and explain things to others.

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