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URL Tag Cloud
- edublogs
- , education
- , blogging
- , edublogger
- , JL
- , sessums
- , sometu
- , sosmedop
- , l@jost
- , 2008
- , blog
- , controversy
- , ethics
- , advertising
- , ads
- , privacy
- , technology
- , 20081123
Bookmark History
Saved by 6 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-11-19
- Josemota on 2008-12-21 - Tags sessums , edublogs , controversy , ads
- Lajost on 2008-11-24 - Tags Education , blogging , ethics , privacy , edublogs , l@jost
- Kitufts on 2008-11-23 - Tags blog , education , technology
- Coolcatteacher on 2008-11-23 - Tags education , blogging , edublogger
- Edtechtalk on 2008-11-22 - Tags edublogs , advertising , blogging , 20081123 , JL
Public Sticky notes
For example one student mentioned the word "energy" in her blog entry and I found a pop-up link directing me to Exxon/Mobile. Hmmm? I thought and I read on. This same student also mentioned "college" in her entry wherein a hyperlink associated with the University of Phoenix popped up. I found this rather odd, since the student was currently enrolled here at the University of Florida.
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I checked my other student learning logs in Edublogs and found a similar pattern. It then dawned on me that these links were being added to their content without their notice.
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While Mr. Farmer offers a cogent explanation for the need for revenue to support free, online hosting of Edublogs, he never says anything about embedding advertisements in user created content. I am not opposed to advertisements on free online applications. However, there is a big difference between placing an advertisement on a free site and placing an advertisement in the user's content.
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