It used to be said that everyone has a book in them. These days, it might be more appropriate to argue everyone has infinite tweets, snarky Facebook updates, and semi-random comments in them. But plenty of people retain a thirst for more thoughtful writing, and also a desire to share it as widely as possible – and these are the best blogging platforms to go about doing that.
The way we share our thinking and reflections nowadays has burgeoned with so many different creative platforms. Blogging is one of the original social networks and has been a cornerstone in my professional life for many years now. Take a look through these reasons for reflective posts on your blog and commit to the future of your writing space.
Depending on where you are with blogging in your classroom, consider these tips to make student blogging more meaningful, more creative, and more fun.
Posting or publishing written work online, whether on your personal or artist website, on social media (including Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest)
From promoting club nights to blogging, being proactive outside of your degree could be the key to a winning job interview
