Quiz Mastery: Students as Bloggers and Testers in Pursuit of Grammatical Competence

Authors

  • Odette Gabaudan Dublin Institute of Technology
  • Sue Norton Dublin Institute of Technology

Keywords:

Academic Writing, E-Learning, Grammar and Pedagogy, Infographics, Weblogs, Reflective Learning

Abstract

This article considers the challenges confronted by instructors of composition and writing skills in higher education.  Identifying key aspects of grammar, syntax, and punctuation, it argues that a grammatically informed terminology is helpful to learner-writers endeavouring to improve the clarity of their written assignments.  To aid assimilation of this terminology, and the concepts it signifies, e-learning tools can be integrated into the curriculum so that students can consolidate knowledge through their own construction of it.  As they create blogs and peer to peer quizzes, they become more theoretically and practically informed about the basis of effective writing practices. 

Author Biographies

Odette Gabaudan, Dublin Institute of Technology

Odette Gabaudan is a Lecturer of French in The Dublin Institute of Technology.

Sue Norton, Dublin Institute of Technology

Odette Gabaudan is a lecturer of French in The Dublin Institute of Technology.

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Published

2016-06-30

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Section

Reflections, Journeys and Case Studies