Create your new blogspot blog!

Creating your new Research blog!

How to Create a Blog

Go to Mr Mac’s LBSU 302 Research blog or blogger.com.
Sign in using your gmail account. If you do not already have a Google account sign up for one.

For our first week we are setting up our research blogs on the website blogger.com

This site will be used for our reflection posts after you finish your weekly assignments. For week one please send me your new URL through email which should look like

http://libgentech.blogspot.com/

When setting up your blog you have the option to choose your blog name before the title blogspot.com

You will add your title and add the URL name for your new blog.

To make sure you are signed into your site confirm that your email account is listed in the top right of the screen. From here you can see the link for new post or on your blog desktop click the orange pencil compose button to add a new post and complete this weeks first assignment.

You will receive credit 60 points this week
30 points for your website

30 points for your first post

Good luck, Mr Mac.

after you send me your blog links by email I will add them to the list here on the blog..

LBSU 302: Information Fluency & Academic Integrity - Summer 2016

Welcome new students to my research blog and the class LBSU 302: Information Fluency and Academic Integrity.

My name is John Macomber and I am your instructor this semester. I have taught this course for over two years online and in hybrid format and every semester, with your help, I have been able to improve the courseroom. Beyond Blackboard and the assignment PDFs, please use this site as a frame of reference or how to guide to complete your work. If anything seems unclear please notify me and we can discuss it as a class in many cases it is very possible that others in the class may have the same question.

Blog replies

This blog is also a starting point to direct you to your peers blogs which will be necessary in upcoming assignments when you respond to your classmates posts. I recommend that each week that replies are required, you respond to someone you have not responded to before. This will ensure our class conversation circulates throughout our digital classroom.

There will be two courses using this blog the online, and the Hybrid course, make sure you are corresponding with the right course when you have to send your blog replies in week 2. :)

Thank you and good luck in your future research

John Macomber
jmacombe@brandman.edu

To my future researchers....

I am very proud of each and everyone of the students this semester who put their best foot forward and really cracked down on the work in this class. I was pleased to see the turnout of high scores for the 35 of you in this course. It shows not only your determination to succeed, but the ability to research like a professional in academia and make use of the tools, techniques, and abilities you have learned in just eight short weeks.

I wish you all well in your academic and professional future. Thank you from Mr. Mac and Brandman University!!!