Promoting Interaction through Blogging in Language Classrooms

Muge Gunduz

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Abstract


This study aims to explore the university students’ perception on integration of blogging in EFL classes. In this study, the participants were first year university students (n=103) who created their group blogs in order to share their blog entries during their oral communication classes. Students interacted with their peers via blogs simply by reading and commenting on each other’s blog posts. The data was collected from the blog entries and a questionnaire administered at the end of the project in order to understand the perceptions of students on effectiveness of using blogs in developing their language use. It is hoped that the findings of this study provides some insights into a number of pedagogical and theoretical issues. 


Keywords


Blogs; Language classes; Oral skills; Writing skills; Interaction

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International Journal of Research in Education and Science (IJRES)
 
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Editor: Wilfried Admiraal, The Netherlands

Place of Publication: Turkey & Name of Publisher: Ismail Sahin

ISSN: 2148-9955 (Online)