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• 12 Dec 11
  

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• 28 Nov 11
  

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• 31 Oct 11
  

  Dan Stremmel

  Ideas for blogging in the classroom. 

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• 15 Sep 11
  

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• 17 Aug 11
  

  Lien Nguyen

  This article discusses the benefits of classroom blogging. It also provides information on how to start a classroom blog and blog do's and dont's for students.

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• 27 Jul 11
  

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• 07 Jun 11
  

  Robin McGee

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  • BLOGGING DO'S

     

    The risks of blogging are real. Although you cannot review all blog entries   before they're published, you can take steps to lessen the risks of inappropriate   entries. Do:

     
     
    • Get parental permission.  
    • Know your school and district acceptable use policies (AUPs) and convey   them to your students.  
    • Avoid blogging sites that require students to publish their complete names   and/or e-mail accounts.  
    • Avoid sites that ask students for any personal information.  
    • Make students aware of what subject matter is appropriate and permissible.  
    • Teach students the importance of tone and respect for others' opinions.  
    • Have clear expectations, rules, and consequences.  
    • Remember that with risk comes growth and learning.  
       

    BLOGGING STEP-BY-STEP

     

    To gradually introduce students to blogging:

     
     
    1. Teach them the etiquette of online posting.  
    2. Invite students to use blogs for a few days just for fun -- until they get   used to how the system works. Create your own blog too.  
    3. Assign one blog entry per week on a class-related topic; keep required lengths   short and emphasize reflection.  
    4. Over time, encourage students to provide feedback on one another's blogs;   to evaluate blogs outside of class; and to create group blogs.  
    5. Grade students on their blog entries. Evaluate such factors as time management,   content, and grammar and spelling.  
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• 24 Sep 10
  

  Kay Oddone

  "You will learn what blogging is and how to create classroom blogs for you and your students.
  
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• 29 Jul 10
  

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• 21 Jul 10
  

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• 16 Jul 10
  

  Amy Vermeulen

  resources and links to get started with blogging in the classroom

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• 14 Jul 10
  

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• 09 Jul 10
  

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• 14 Jun 10
  

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• 31 May 10
  

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• 04 May 10
  

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• 09 Apr 10
  

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• 08 Apr 10
  

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• 01 Apr 10
  

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• 10 Feb 10
  

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• 08 Feb 10
  

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• 20 Jan 10
  

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• 03 Jan 10
  

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• 12 Nov 09
  

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• 30 Oct 09
  

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• 16 Jul 09
  

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• 29 Jun 09
  

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  Blogging basics techtorial; explains why blogging is useful and how to get started.

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• 18 Jun 09
  

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• 03 Jun 09
  

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• 15 Mar 09
  

  Debra Tryggestad

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  • • Kids love blogging.  
    • Students who lack the reading and writing skills they need to succeed also   may lack the motivation to practice those skills. Many are motivated,   however, to chat virtually with their friends.  
    • Seeing their words published on the Web is a great student motivator.  
    • Blogs offer an innovative way for students to engage in reflective writing   on classroom topics in a familiar medium.  
    • Blogs represent a democratization of information dissemination, providing   each individual with the opportunity to publicly present his or her thoughts   and opinions.  
    • Students who know they have an audience other than their teacher write more   credibly, accurately, and carefully.  
    • Blogs allow others to respond, providing feedback to the authors.  
  • • reflect on their reading or classroom discussions.  
    • investigate topics online and then report on their research.  
    • record group progress on a project.  
    • talk about shared classroom experiences.  
    • copy and paste thought-provoking quotes from other blogs, and then offer   their own thoughts on the topic.  
    • ask professional writers to edit their blogs, or provide feedback.  
       
• 26 Feb 09
  

  Sandy Cangelosi

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• 17 Feb 09
  

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• 08 Feb 09
  

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• 27 Jan 09
  

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• 14 Dec 08
  

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• 20 Nov 08
  

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• 13 Nov 07
  

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  • • Teach them the etiquette of online posting.  
    • Invite students to use blogs for a few days just for fun -- until they get  used to how the system works. Create your own blog too.  
    • Assign one blog entry per week on a class-related topic; keep required  lengths short and emphasize reflection.  
    • Over time, encourage students to provide feedback
• 03 Nov 07
  

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• 31 Oct 07
  

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