"I tried a class blog for the first time last year, using blog.com. It was pretty straightforward to set up and maintain, and I got lots of good kid-to-kid discussions going, which was the point of the whole thing. Here's the URL if you want to…"
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Setting up classroom blogs
Started this discussion. Last reply by Frank Virzi Aug 23, 2010. 7 Replies 0 Likes
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Lorne Brandt replied to Anne Gorman's discussion Setting up classroom blogs"http://rhhsart.blogspot.com by the way."
Tracey Gibson replied to Anne Gorman's discussion Setting up classroom blogs"Have you looked at using wikispaces.com??
Very easy to set up and you can create bulk users to add your kids.
We are using them at my school and are getting more and more traction as the year progresses.
Have a look http://ictpukeint.wikispaces.com/"
Lorne Brandt replied to Anne Gorman's discussion Setting up classroom blogs"Feel free to check out my instructional videos at http://youtu.be/EFhTN67F6hc (part 1) and http://youtu.be/MR5N1fQguBo (part 2). These provide honest student feedback and a how-to. I prefer blogspot.com over others. While mine is public and not…"
David Kapuler replied to Anne Gorman's discussion Setting up classroom blogs"Did you look at Edmodo? http://www.edmodo.com/"
Anne Gorman replied to Anne Gorman's discussion Setting up classroom blogs"Thanks for the idea Aimee. I took a look at Kidblog and it is very easy. But, I want to add widgets and Voicethreads to the blogs. It doesn't look like you can do that in Kidblog. Any experience with Blogger/Blogspot"
Aimee replied to Anne Gorman's discussion Setting up classroom blogs"I would recommend Kidblog.org. It only takes a few minutes to set up a class (including usernames and passwords for students) and it creates the class page and all the links to the student page. It can be public or private, and teachers can moderate…"
Anne Gorman replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hello! I joined this site a few years back but i lost track of it in my millions of bookmarks! So I'm going to reintroduce myself!
I'm Anne Gorman, I am a tech coordinator, computer instructor prek- 6 grade. I also spend a lot of time…"
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- At 5:15pm on March 1, 2010,
Jane Krauss said… - Welcome back, Anne!
- At 2:46pm on March 1, 2010,
Jack said… - Hi! Yes, you can! Our video contest is running now and submission end March 15 :)
- At 12:59pm on April 6, 2009,
Neil Allison said… - Hi Anne -
I'm doing some research on how teachers at independent schools are using education networking to collaborate with peers. Do you know of any examples? I'm helping an independent school here in Washington.
Thanks!
Neil
- At 8:20am on December 28, 2008, Jack said…
- Hi Anne. Hope you're enjoying the winter break. I was wondering if you, your educator contacts or students would be interested in participating in a Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. We'd really like to get Florida students involved. Please let me know. Thanks!
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