Copy of Blogging
Published on Nov 26, 2015
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The Power of Blogging
It contributes to a paperless environment
Permits access to the class to parents, and other teachers/administrators
Allows visitors to monitor progress
Gives students the opportunity to reach bigger audience
Students read each other's work and give each other comments
Students work is archived for future reference
Permits access to the class to parents, and other teachers/administrators
Allows visitors to monitor progress
Gives students the opportunity to reach bigger audience
Students read each other's work and give each other comments
Students work is archived for future reference
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Why is blogging good for students?
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How did my students use their blogs?
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HOW CAN BLOGGING SUPPORT A CONNECTED CLASSROOM?
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Evidence to show that Kidblog has impacted my practice.
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Further Evidence to support a shift in my practice.
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The greatest change I took note of was the development of a caring classroom environment.
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Final impact!
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Recap:
- Blogging is engaging and rewarding
- Encourages students to take pride in their work
- Are more inclined to take writing seriously
- Motivation through feedback
3. because they are writing to a possible international audience
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Digital Citizenship
- Students learn to be appropriate online
- It is a safe and caring environment
- Teacher monitors and approves posts
- Lessons on digital footprint/tattoo
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Blogging in an effective way to help students find their own voice and it is just plain fun!
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Some other fun ideas
- www.flocabulary.com
- http://www.classtools.net/QR/create.php
- https://dashboard.remind.com/classes/3069277
- http://flipquiz.me/
- and of course: www.haikudeck.com
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