These days, in class, we are talking about the importance of being connected, as student-teachers, to other education professionals and our university or work colleagues, using different applications and communities. I'm discovering that there are a lot of web 2.0 applications and websites to share knowledge and experiences, to find resources and to be constantly recycling myself as a future Pre-School teacher.
Blogs give us the opportunity to express ourselves, to post our thoughts, ideas and reflections about education and our daily practice, and, at the same time, what we write can be useful for other people. I personally find remarkable this idea of sharing everything, of making all public, democratic and not only for a few.
Moreover, blogging can helps us store a huge number of files, such as documents and media without occupying unnecessary space. It is easy and practical and I'm happy to have started using it. If we follow other blogs we will always be informed of the latest practices or tendencies in education, and at the same time we will be able to compare our daily practice with the one from other teachers, getting different points of view and a more critical vision of this complex and every day changing universe that is teaching and learning.
