"Have you investigated having a blog added to the school website? Basically the software is the same as you have now but it is hosted with the school site and has a URL (web-address) that is based on the schools address. You would be able to set up…"
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Sue Stones replied to Da-Ib's discussion HELP! My district is making me stop blogging with my students.Sue Stones replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"G'day,
My name is Sue Stones, I am from Australia. I teach IT to adults, generally in Vocational Education. I am hoping to be able to teach teachers how to teach IT in schools. I think that would be a rewarding idea.
I think that the…"
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- At 1:42pm on March 10, 2009,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi Sue, with blogging, it allows for all literacies and multimedia. So the boys who might be reluctant writers can add pocasts, links to digital stories cartoons, wordles and all manner of things that they do actually like doing. However, if you give them an audience that really inspires them, so I worked hard on getting a scoial network established and if students from elsewhere comment they are up and away.
- At 3:13am on March 9, 2009,
- Hi Sue I started blogging and have found the boys were just as keen as the girls, especially when they found that they could personalize their blogs with widgets etc. The girls, on average, blog voluntarily more but if you can share blogging with students from other countries, that keeps both genders going as there is an authentic audience for them.
- At 2:06am on March 9, 2009,
- Hi Sue and welcome to classroom2.0 from a fellow Australian (Victoria). You have some very pertinent points in your introduction. Enjoy this site as there is a lot to share with web2.0 tools etc.
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