Blogging in the Classroom
Supporting students in the 21st Century
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Jeff Lebow has done it again
EdTechTalk broadcasting EduCon2.0 Science Academy Leadership conference.
The world of professional development is as close as your computer stage. No excuses about attendance and high cost of flights.
Diane Carver at thecanadianteachers.com talks about how Centre d’Apprentissage du Haut-Madawaska uses a blog for its school website.
The C.A.H.M. weblog links to individual blogs kept by students, teachers, department heads and administrators to present a dynamic and up to date picture of the school. Each week, the school’s director uses feeds from classroom and student blogs to post an update of what’s going on in the school. The front page may include recognition of students or teachers, short summaries of classroom work that’s being done and information about upcoming events.(3)(4) The RSS feed makes it easy to pull in and format all the information, and the recognition encourages students and teachers to post their work, questions and information.
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Classroom Blogging. by Lorna Costantini is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License.
Classroom Blogging. by Lorna Costantini is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License.