Great Classroom Blogs
I am putting together a presentation for my school on why teachers should consider blogging. As part of my presentation, I wish to provide some examples of great classroom blogs. May I please get some links from teachers so that I can use your blogs as examples of what great sites, and why my peers should consider utilizing blogs? I am sure other teachers visiting this discussion would like to see your sites, as well. Thank you!
Tags: Blogging
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Remien on -
I'd stop short of calling it 'great', but I have a blog for 5th graders that includes embedded video, VoiceThread, WallWisher and other media elements. Please feel free to use it (and let them know that students created everything they see on the page!!)
Mr. R's Digital World
Here is my personal Teacher Blog:
r2Classroom
Ryan Remien
5th Grade Teacher
Red Hawk Ridge Elementary School
Aurora, CO
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Permalink Reply by Eric Holshoe on
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I like your Digital World!
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Permalink Reply by Dean Poignant on -
Great website!
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Permalink Reply by Cheryl Meade on
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Thanks for sharing your "Digital World." I am impressed!
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I like to check out Box of Tricks. I also have a blog, but it's not great. Mr. Holshoe's Class Info I only update it if something really jumps out at me. My favorite post is called Classroom 2.0 I actually wrote it right before I found out about this website.
I do really like my website. mrholshoe.com I use it every day in my classroom with my Wiimote Whiteboard. If you teach K-5 you must check it out. I put the best Interactive Whiteboard resources in one spot (by grade level). It saves me so much time. I'm just one click away from where I want to go. The days of overhead manipulatives are gone.
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Permalink Reply by Dean Poignant on
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Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Mary Ann Meives on -
Great site! Loved the triptico links. Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Colleen Young on -
In the interests of keeping things up to date, you'll find those Triptico links won't work as Triptico resources are now accessed from a desktop application. See my blog post.
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Permalink Reply by Jeffrey Thomas on -
Here are 3 pretty decent blogs from my old school:
Mrs. Hanlen's Kindergarten Class
Miss Wallace's Bow Wow
Mrs. K's Blog @Grace
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Permalink Reply by Dean Poignant on
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I enjoyed these sites. . . thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Wylie on -
Hmmm, I see now that there are two of these threads. Oh well,
Here is my class blog.
Here is my own blog.
How good they are as examples is up to you. Hope they help.
I used Weebly for both. You may like this article on how to create a blog with Weebly.
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Permalink Reply by Dean Poignant on
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Thanks!
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