Educational blogging

“Don’t focus on having a great blog. Focus on producing a blog that’s great for your readers.” Brian Clark is a famous blogger from all over the world that thinks that as a blogger, everything you do flows from understanding your audience and seeking to help them as much as possible. I’m agree with him because if we do awful posts for the audience, they won’t follow us. It is fact that if you don’t like something, you will never read it again.

Firstly, many people say that having a blog will improve the academic results. I strongly disagree with this fact. This depends on the person, if he likes writing and sharing his opinion, the blog is perfect! But if he doesn’t like writing or sharing his opinion, the blog isn’t so good. Okey, I admit that writing is very important for a student, but maybe the student doesn’t want that all the world can read his texts.

Secondly, all the blogs aren’t educational. It is clear that everybody can have a blog, and everybody can share their opinions. So it seems to me that students could read Nazi blogs, racism blogs, blogs that incite to anorexia and bulimia… And this ideals aren’t educational.

Finally, when you post something on the Internet you may never delete it, so if after a time you don’t like and want to quit it you will never delete the post at all. Be careful off all the photos, texts and videos you post on Internet.

To conclude not at all the blogs are educational, if you don’ like sharing your opinion you won’t like the blogs and when you post something on Internet all the world can see it forever.