EDUBLOGGING: Even students can be a teacher.

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Internet connection at home, internet connection at your neighborhood, wifi zone at shopping malls, and when you go to restaurants, or even inside the bus, wifi is usually free. I can't never think of any particular place nowadays which internet connection wasn't being important. People are very fond of using different gadgets to be updated at all times by means of surfing the internet, this fact is one of the major consideration why EDUBLOGGING would be in. 

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“In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn.” --- Phil Collins

I already knew what blog is, in fact I already experienced to make one, but edublogging is very different. Edublogging is an easy, advanced and a very interesting way of teaching people through blogs. At first, you would be a little bit nervous because you want your blog to be a great one, but eventually you will find yourself enjoying what you are doing and when you enjoy doing something the result would be magnificent. 

Overwhelmed, trusted, happy, and fulfilled are the four words which can describe my feelings toward edublogging. It was really a privileged to do something which enhances me myself as a student in researching, analyzing and understanding a topic. Also by edublogging, the teacher part inside of me is revealed. 

I'm studying to learn and I'm studying to teach. Being a student doesn't limit yourself to teach others, to share and impart whatever knowledge that you have. Through edublogging, we can really make a difference, it is important that we know that it is always better to give and share and ofcourse to inspire others too. 

I hope that through this blog there would be a lot more that would engage in edublogging. Learning doesn't only depend on lecture notes, boards, chalks, books etc., learning is everywhere, learning is within us, and the art of teaching would be always inside of us. 

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