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  • gueste423fc
    gueste423fc said 2 months Edit Delete

    hy! you made a reaaly good job and I whould love it even more if you could email me the link, please. serjeniu@hotmail.com

  • yemmie007
    yemmie007 said 2 months Edit Delete

    Great presentation. I will like to download the file. Thanks

  • caldwdo
    caldwdo said 2 years Edit Delete

    Thanks for this show on blogging. The cartoons add a nice touch to explain this blog stuff.

  • ictguy
    ictguy said 3 years Edit Delete

    Looks like you are going to be pretty busy sending out your message ... because there is a big movement towards students as creators of knowledge not just consumers of it. Being able to publish and reflect on your learning are powerful activities which blogs enable.

  • hoovernj
    hoovernj said 3 years Edit Delete

    Blogs are the plague of the internet. Them and the bullshit web 2.0 movement.

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    Introduction to blogging

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    An introduction to blogging for the Murrayville Community College trip October 2006.

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    1. Slide 1: Professional Expectations and Behavior • A professional: – Is some one who acts in accordance with the integrity and prestige of their profession. – Gains a broad perspective – Treats others respectfully
    2. Slide 2: Characteristics of a professional • A professional maintains responsible control of work habits and environment. – Self – Space – Relationships – Duties
    3. Slide 3: Characteristics of a professional Promptness – Respecting others time and using your effectively.
    4. Slide 4: Characteristics of a professional • Order – Neatness and cleanliness indicate better control of ones environment
    5. Slide 5: Characteristics of a professional • Preparation – “maybe the reason you’ve never seen her respond to an emergency is because there are none on her watch.”
    6. Slide 6: Characteristics of a professional • Appropriate Appearance – You act like you dress, and you dress like you think. – Appearance influences actions and reflects attitude. – “Outward appearance usually indicates inward tendencies.”
    7. Slide 7: Characteristics of a professional • Safety – A mindset more than specific actions.
    8. Slide 8: Characteristics of a professional • Proper and considerate speech – Casual conversation, jokes, as well as formal presentations
    9. Slide 9: Characteristics of a professional • Integrity and honesty – “The surest way to live with honor in the world is to be in reality what you appear to be.” » Socrates
    10. Slide 10: Benefits of Professional Behavior • Reputation • Trust • Able to represent the group (leadership) • Treats others, and is treated respectfully