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• 24 Oct 11
  

  Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano

  "Blogging is more than writing. Blogging is reading, reflecting, questioning, researching, synthesizing, linking, conversing, teaching, sharing and expressing ideas. Blogging is about writing, but blogging begins with reading."

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• 30 Aug 11
  

  Sue Ausmeier

  Thing 4

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• 23 Jun 11
  

  Rosie Lenehan

  blogging

• 09 Feb 11
  

  Jenny Gilbert

  a blogging assessment task - a good example.

  blogging evaluation tutorial k12learning20 blog

• 25 Jan 11
  

  Tamara Hagen

  blogging classroom

• 08 Dec 10
  

  Tracy Williams

  blogging wikispaces students

• 21 Nov 10
  

  bookminder d

  a tiny sampling of a few voices and blogging styles of teachers and students in the "edublogosphere,"

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  Cris Crissman
• 20 Jul 09
  

  Paula Tousignant

  From 23 Things

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• 31 May 09
  

  Dave Truss

  
  Blogging is more than writing. Blogging is reading, reflecting, questioning, researching, synthesizing, linking, conversing, teaching, sharing and expressing ideas. Blogging is about writing, but blogging begins with reading.

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• 19 Feb 09
  

  Holly Debenham
  • As you read, consider the following questions (feel free to adapt and expand on any of these or add your own):
      
     
    • What do you notice about the genre of blog writing in general?
     
    • How is blog reading different from other types of reading? How is it similar?
     
    • How is blog writing different from other types of writing? How is it similar?
     
    • How does commenting contribute to the writing and meaning-making?
     
    • How can blogging facilitate learning?
     
  • • dy/dan (Mr. Meyer): Why I Don’t Assign Homework
  • • Mark’s Edtech Blog: Is this SSR 2.0?
  • Creating Lifelong Learners (Mathew Needleman): Energize Your Classroom: How Jim Cramer Made Me a Better Teacher...>> Teachers can make challenging concepts "engaging and comprehensible" to students by applying techniques gleaned from CNBC's "Mad Money," with wacky, high-energy host Jim Cramer.
  • Students 2.0: Teaching Brevity
  • NeverEnding Search: PowerPoint Reform - A First Chapter
     High school librarian Joyce Valenza shares highlights from her presentation for senior English classes on how to stop making miserable PowerPoint presentations.Good points and good resources.

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• 11 Dec 08
  

  Lynn Rambo

  Thing 4 - Blogging Begins with Reading

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• 08 Dec 08
  

  Tammie Ciccarelli

  TF3.1 Blogging

• 21 Nov 08
  

  John Faig

  professional_development 23things

• 20 Oct 08
  

  Michael Wacker

  blog lessons tutorial

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  Ben Wilkoff

  A collection of really great blog posts to start people blogging.

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• 18 Jul 08
  

  Ms. Stern

  blog profdev lesson_plan

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