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Blogging for School Leaders

Published on Jan 17, 2016

A presentation for the #HPGAFE summit on 18 January 2016.

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Blogging for School Leaders

#HPGAFE -  18 January 2016 
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Jay Eitner, Eitner Education

@iSuperEit | jeitner@gmail.com  
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https://goo.gl/Ck4rDX

Follow along on your device (cAsE SeNsItIvE) 
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Blogging?

Who cares?  Who has time to read? Why me? 
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1. Blogging allows you to share challenges, strategies, and triumphs of troubleshooting, guiding, and inspiring not just a classroom, but an entire academic community.

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2. Blogging is simply tapping a vein. Some are conservative, some are wild, but all deliver a message.

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3. Blogging connects you to others on your island and those in your community.

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The Basics

The key to initial blogging is either: 
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Low-N-Slow

AKA "crock-pot-blogging" 
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Microblogging!

AKA - Twitter! 
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1) What are you passionate about?

HINT: It does NOT have to be about education 
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2) Find a *FREE* blog hosting site

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3) Follow *ALL* instructions

Read ALL of the fine print... seriously1
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4) Do your first post NOW!!!

It's like signing up for the gym and then not going.
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5) Pause before you post.

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Promote or Privatize.

Feedback is clutch. 
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educational blog starting points

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www.JayEitner.com

*BLOG* / resources / fun / life / tomfoolery 
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Dr. Jay Eitner

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http://www.EitnerEducation.com