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DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ONLINE BLOGGING SYSTEM

ABSTRACT

Online Blogging System is implemented in Blogger. In existing system

information is passed to all levels of the department manually. The

methodology adopted for this project is the Structured System Analysis and

Design Methodology (SSADM). The Proposed Online Blogging System

provide option where the Head of Department can pass information to all

levels of the department with ease, Update record of Events and Current

News about the Department, Provide online interactive forum for students

of the department.

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

A blog is a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular

entries of commentary, descriptions of events, interaction, or other

material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in

reverse-chronological order.

Educators are using blogs in many ways including as online portfolios, for

teachers and students for provision of course content, as a record of field


notes, as discipline specific spaces for knowledge sharing, as a space for

student dialogue and for class administration.

Blogs can be used to facilitate group working and discussion forum

between the lecturers and students, a number of commentators argue that

blogs encourage reflective learning (Chen 2005); they can be used as a

diary to keep a record of achievement and of interesting material. The way

that blogs are typically organised allows the reader/viewer to re-

contextualise posts according to categories and dates as well as allowing

the user to use key words to search for posts on any topic. Blogs can

decrease feelings of isolation for distance students (Dickey, 2004), and

promote the shift from surface to deep learning (Bartlett-Bragg, 2003;

Oravec, n.d., in Williams & Jacobs, 2004). Ferdig and Trammel (in Williams

& Jacobs, 2004) argue that the immediacy and commentary based systems

of blogging lead to reflection and analysis and contextualisation of learning

via hyperlinks. They further contend that blogs are more successful in

promoting interactivity that is conversational as opposed to other online

discussion. Research also suggests that blogs allow a more creative

response from students (Oravec,2003) and that the open and interlinked
nature of blogs connects learners to contexts beyond the classroom (Baim,

2004; Halavais, 2004).

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

The problem of the existing system has the following short comings:-

i. The Head of Department (HOD) find it difficult to pass vital

information to all levels of the department.

ii. There is no records of Events and News about the Department

iii. No interactive forum between students of the department for

cooperates and project work.

1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

The objective of this study is to develop software that will:-

i. Provide option where the Head of Department can pass information

to all levels of the department with ease.

ii. Update record of Events and Current News about the Department

iii. Provide online interactive forum for students of the department.


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