One of the additional #EdublogsClub prompts is embedding a poll or survey. I love blogging and noticed last month that The Edublogger are looking for feedback. So if you like blogging, feel free to share your comments:
One of the additional #EdublogsClub prompts is what What could have been an alternative career for you? I’ve been thinking about this question a lot. I don’t think I even have a career, so an alternative career seems like pondering what I’d do if I won the lottery (FYI, I’d buy this and split the rest between loved ones).
The truth is that changes and challenges keep me stimulated, however I need security. In my experience, change and security have been mutually exclusive.
If I had a permanent safety net, here are things I’d like to try:
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I’m dedicating December to completing additional #EduBlogsClub challenges. Because I was disappointed the original challenge only had forty prompts (including the catch-up weeks). There are ten prompts for me to choose from but I’m picking travel dreams because I’m feeling the get away blues.
Even though I’m more of a cultural city traveller, the thought of going somewhere near the equator is playing on my mind a lot lately. Though, in all honesty, when the weather gets warmer I’m hoping to head to Lille. It has all the things I love in a city.
Inktober Day 17 – #EdublogsClub finale
#EdublogsClub has come to an end. It has been a great journey; I’ve gone from a blogging amateur to an almost professional (from next month I’ll be getting paid to blog elsewhere).
For anyone interested, my blog posts:
I’m going to spend the next couple of months mentoring for Edublogs Student Challenge, preparing for the last module of my PGCert and working at Canterbury.
Inktober Day 10 – click to view animation
Another #EdublogsClub post. This one is a response to an article I can no longer locate. It was about how student blogging is great for employability. Apt, as I’m now making money from blogging (*which I am donating).