“…Studies indicate that longer and shorter blogs can stimulate deeper and more continuous reflection and learning (Bener & Yildiz, 2019;Boulton & Hramiak, 2012;Hramiak et al, 2009;Krutka et al, 2014), facilitate the exchange of feedback from university teachers (Harland & Wondra, 2011), as well as from their student peers (Bener & Yildiz, 2019). Blogs may also support qualities associated with communities of practice (Bener & Yildiz, 2019;Harland & Wondra, 2011;Krutka et al, 2014), and multimodal microblogs may support individual and collaborative activities through the whole practicum supervision process (Mathisen & Bjørndal, 2016;Wennergren et al, 2018).…”