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Blogger in the Classroom : Crib Sheet
http://www.google.com/educators/activities.html Blogger in the Classroom : Crib Sheet Blogger makes it easy for teachers to ... Blogger makes it easy for students to ... http://tinyurl.com/29qdtb |
 
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Best of the Web : Education Blogs
http://blogs.botw.org/Reference/Education/ Best of the Web : Education Blogs A spin-off from the original, Best of the Web, Best of the Web Blogs is designed to keep pace with the Internet's growth—and the evolving tastes. To rank among the best, a site must adhere to the strict criteria of editors who ensure that it contains substantive unique content, navigates in a user-friendly manner, contains no broken links or pictures, is up and running 24/7, and conforms to universally accepted web standards. Sites are added to the directory on a daily basis and listed in relevant categories. |
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Rubrics for the assessment of Blogs
http://www.techlearning.com/blog/2007/05/teacher_20_the_evidence.php Rubrics for the assessment of Blogs "We were talking the other day after looking at what makes a good blogger and the question came up about how to assess our blogs. So after much thought, discussion and some arguments we made three assessment rubrics. The students are now looking at other blogs as well as their own and will try to evaluate where they need some work." |
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Blogs Are Not the Enemy
http://www.techlearning.com/showArticle.php?articleID=196604374 There is a problem with blogs in the classroom—a problem that has many educators looking at blogging and not understanding why one would want to blog, how it benefits students, or how it engages them in the learning process.< If we look at blogs as nothing more than electronic journals—replacing written journals—than I can understand why educators do not "get" how blogs work. Blogs as journals do not engage students any more in the learning process than a regular journal would. The problem with blogs: We do not understand them. Jeff Utecht |
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Blogs and Blogging: Videos and PowerPoints
http://bloggingvideos.blogspot.com/ The link above goes to one of the Shambles "Forest of Theme Blogs" pages that provides videos and other multimedia resources to support the topic here. If you would like to see all of the Theme Blogs then go to the full list at http://www.shambles.net/blogforest or click where you see this this button 
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Introducing Blogging to a Whole School
http://www.ictict.me.uk/article11/article11.htm Introducing Blogging to a Whole School |
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Top 20 Education Blogs 2006
http://2006.weblogawards.org/2006/12/best_educational_blog.php Top 20 Education Blogs in The 2006 Weblog Awards! |
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Welcome to the Blogosphere (video 8 min)
http://www.infinitethinking.org/2006/12/itm-4-welcome-to-blogosphere.html Welcome to the Blogosphere .. one of the episodes from the Infinite Thinking Machine ITM .. from the guys at Google. ITM #4 focuses on how teachers and students are using blogs in K-12 education. |
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The EduBlogs Awards
http://www.incsub.org/awards/ The EduBlogs Awards ... a source for examples of good Blogs |
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Learning Now : Andy Carvin (pbs)
http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/learning.now/ Learning Now : Andy Carvin (pbs) Learning.now is a weblog that explores how new technology and Internet culture affect how educators teach and children learn. It will offer a continuing look at how new technology such as wikis, blogs, vlogs, RSS, podcasts, social networking sites, and the always-on culture of the Internet are impacting teacher and students' lives both inside and out of the classroom. |
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Blogs for Learning
http://blogsforlearning.msu.edu/ Welcome to Blogs for Learning, an online resource about instructional blogging. The site provides students and instructors with information and resources about the technical and pedagogical aspects of blogging in the classroom. Our articles discuss various aspects of educational blogging, such as use of RSS and case studies, and are written for instructors and students. Our interactive tutorials are flash-based short instructional presentations on activities like creating a blog template and posting photos to your blog. We also have a blog, called The Learning Curve, for shorter contributions or updates. |
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ScotEduBlogs
http://scotedublogs.wikispaces.com/ Welcome to the ScotEduBlogs wiki, the web pages anyone can change. Its aim is to create a directory of all the Scottish educational blogs that have been started. |
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So what can I actually use a classroom blog for?
http://classroomblogging.wikispaces.com/ So what can I actually use a classroom blog for? As a teacher about to embark upon developing a class blog with my children this year (Priestsic 6 Blog) - I would like to collate suggestions, ideas, successes and thoughts regarding the varied uses and ways a weblog can enhance teaching and learning in a classroom. |
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Log On to a Blog
http://www.education-world.com/a_curr/voice/voice123.shtml Log On to a Blog Emerging online communication tools have the potential to unleash a new level of creative thought in the classroom. Educator Brenda Dyck shares her experiences with an online journaling tool called a blog (Web log). Included: A rubric for measuring the learning value of blogging, plus a variety of online resources for implementing blogging in the classroom. |
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School Computing (Wiki) List of Education Blogs
http://tinyurl.com/qeh3h School Computing (Wiki) List of Education Blogs School's Using Blogs to Power Their Website | Classroom Blogs k-12 | College Course Blogs | Electronic Filing Cabinets | |
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Blog Listings at the Independent Educator
http://tinyurl.com/nov4r Educational Blog Listings at the Independent Educator |
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TheWeblogProject
http://www.theweblogproject.com/ TheWeblogProject - the first open-source movie documentary about blogs and bloggers. Lots of short (fun) video clips from people saying what they think a Blog is. |
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Zachary talks about his blogging experiences
http://itc.blogs.com/podcast/files/Zachary32bit.mp3 Zachary, A 5th grader talks about his blogging experiences. 4 min. |
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Blogs and Blogging for Learning
http://www.newmediaworkshops.com/2006/blogs.htm Blogs and Blogging for Learning ... presentation / slides |
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Improving Instruction Through the Use of Weblogs
http://adavis.pbwiki.com/ Improving Instruction Through the Use of Weblogs Online workshop Language Arts Examples | Guidelines and Responsibilities | Shaping Pedagogy through Blogging | Significant Comments | Evaluation and Reflection | Relevant Posts | Flickr Fun | Web Tools 4 Teachers | Credits | Looking Ahead | Slide Show | |
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The seven-year-old bloggers
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3804773.stm The seven-year-old bloggers Children as young as seven in one British school are using weblogs as part of their normal routine, and are doing better than non-webloggers as a result, their teacher says Children at Hangleton Junior School in Hove, Sussex, have been using weblogs in their spare time to learn more about things that interest them, but as a result their performance in class has improved. The school's weblogs project has been so successful that it was shortlisted for a New Statesman New Media Award, an annual event highlighting the best web development in the UK. |
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Blogosphere : 15 min online video (Teacher TV)
http://tinyurl.com/o5zxm Blogosphere : 15 min online video (Teacher TV) UK Steve O'Hear, one of Britain's digital evangelists, explores how blogs can be used in schools. Steve finds some enthusiastic primary age bloggers and sees how it helps in literacy, ICT skills and a range of other subjects. He finds many of the benefits extend beyond the curriculum. Blogging can help pupils: - Develop confidence - Improve their self expression - Get a real sense of fulfilment from publishing their work |
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SupportBlogging
http://supportblogging.wikispaces.com/ SupportBlogging SupportBlogging! has been set up to provide an opportunity for students, teachers, administrators, parents, and others to help promote an understanding of the benefits of educational blogging. Edit This Page Welcome to SupportBlogging! SupportBlogging! has been set up to provide an opportunity for students, teachers, administrators, parents, and others to help promote an understanding of the benefits of educational blogging. "Educational Blogging" is a very positive, transformational technology that is often confused with the use of "Social Networking" sites like MySpace.com. While there are similarities in the web technologies used for blogging and social networking, they serve different purposes SupportBlogging! also has an email list you can join to ask for (and give) help about educational blogging |
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UK and Ireland EduBloggers Directory
http://www.camaban.co.uk/wiki/HomePage UK and Ireland EduBloggers Directory |
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Blogging? It's Elementary, My Dear Watson
http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech/tech217.shtml Blogging? It's Elementary, My Dear Watson Read on to find out how elementary blogging works, what topics elementary students and teachers cover in their blogs, software programs and tools to consider, and cautions and tips for starting your own blog. INCLUDED: More than two-dozen links to blogging software and to elementary blogs across the United States. |
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CU-Online BLOG
http://www.cuonline.blog-city.com/ CU-Online BLOG Education technology news and resources for PK-12 teachers and student teachers |
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Sample Blog Acceptable Use Policy (wiki)
http://www.budtheteacher.com/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Sample Blog Acceptable Use Policy - Bud the Teacher's Wiki Sample Blog Acceptable Use Policy | Student Blogging Handbook | Bud's Blogging Experiment | Blogging Parent Letters | Student Created Blog Policies | |
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Online Video about Blogging (15 mins)
http://tinyurl.com/d6g9r Online Video about Blogging in Schools (15 mins) from 'Teachers TV' Steve O'Hear, one of Britain's digital evangelists, explores how blogs can be used in schools. Steve finds some enthusiastic primary age bloggers and sees how it helps in literacy, ICT skills and a range of other subjects. He finds many of the benefits extend beyond the curriculum. |
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Instructional Blogging
http://www.innovateonline.info/index.php?view=article&id=126 Instructional Blogging: Promoting Interactivity, Student-Centered Learning, and Peer Input Stuart Glogoff expounds on the educational applications of blogs and simple Web pages that can have surprisingly complex classroom applications. Situating his commentary in the context of pedagogical theory, Glogoff outlines the ways in which blogs can enable receptive learning, directive learning, and guided discovery. Reflecting on successful practices in his own classroom, he also reveals how blogs can build community, promote interactivity, and increase student comprehension. This account of blogging technology as a learning tool provides models that instructors of both online and hybrid courses will find helpful. |
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Blogging for Learning 2006
http://m.fasfind.com/wwwtools/m/10171.cfm?x=0&rid=10171 Blogging for Learning 2006 'Blogs are much more than online journals when done right. They offer much more than the traditional tools in terms of giving voice, building community, enhancing learning not just from a writing standpoint.' This issue of WWWTools for Education expands on the sense of the blog as a maturing vehicle for communication and instruction in education |
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Weblogs in education : video
http://www.weblogg-ed.com/weblogs_in_ed_video Weblogs in education : video A number of people have asked if the video that was shown at the Intel keynote is available online, so here are some links: Flash 6, Windows Media, and a smaller version of Quick Time. Here's the link to the original .mov file in case those others get taken down. Be advised it's a .mov file that requires the latest version of QuickTime (free) and is a whopping 27 meg To me at least, it's an amazing couple of minutes, and I really can't articulate how lucky I feel to have been the subject of all of this. But it gives an absolutely great overview of what Weblogs have meant at our school. |
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Mabry Middle School Website (BLOG)
http://mabryonline.org/ Mabry Middle School Website (BLOG) It looks like Mabry Middle School (USA) Website have used a BLOG for theit main school website .... looks very clean and easy to navigate ... good example. |
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Weblogs for Educators
http://tinyurl.com/c6ayh Weblogs for Educators The purpose of this workshop tutoral is to demonstrate: - what a weblog is (and is not) - how educators are using weblogs to teach and learn - how to select and use a weblog |
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Bloggers' FAQ - Student Blogging
http://www.eff.org/bloggers/lg/faq-students.php Bloggers' FAQ - Student Blogging The Bloggers' FAQ on Student Blogging addresses legal issues arising from student blogging. It focuses on blogging by high school (and middle school) students, but also contains information for college students. |
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The Edublog Awards
http://incsub.org/awards/ The Edublog Awards A useful site to use if you want examples of good blogs being used in education in the different catagories of ... | Most innovative edublogging project, service or programme | Best newcomer | Most influential post, resource or presentation | Best designed/most beautiful edublog | Best library/librarian blog | Best teacher blog | Best audio and/or visual blog | Best example/ case study of use of weblogs within teaching and learning | Best group blog | Best individual blog | |
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International edubloggers directory
http://www.frappr.com/edubloggers International edubloggers directory : for everyone blogging about education and/or facilitating education based blogging. |
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Weblogg-ed
http://www.weblogg-ed.com/ Weblogg-ed Welcome to Weblogg-ed, maintained by me, Will Richardson, blogvangelist and Supervisor of Instructional Technology and Communications at Hunterdon Central Regional High School in Flemington, NJ. This site is dedicated to discussions and reflections on the use of Weblogs, wikis, RSS, audiocasts and other Read/Write Web related technologies in the K-12 realm, technologies that are transforming classrooms around the world. |
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Blog Sites : parental concerns
http://www.wiredsafety.org/internet101/blogs.html Blog Sites : parental concerns Blog Sites, Profile Sites, Diary Sites or Social-Networking Sites : parental concerns Everyone calls them a different name, but it? where kids are flocking (adults are too). They are a combination of a diary, a personal ad and a cyberdating Web site. I often call them a public diary on steroids. Recently, I have been receiving a large number of inquiries from schools, parents, regulators and the media about social-networking Web sites. |
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Blogmeister Listserv : Community
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/classblogmeister/ Blogmeister Listserv : Community This online community consists of users of the Class Blogmeister service. Announcements about technical aspects of Blogmeister will be distributed through this mailing list. In addition, teachers users are also encouraged to use this list to share ideas and insights about using Blogmeister and blogging in general as a valuable instructional tool. Blogmeister is a platform for hosting educational Blogs which allows teachers to have some control over what the students post. |
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Educational Weblogs
http://educational-weblogs-swicki.eurekster.com/ Educational Weblogs Educational Blogs : Search Engine |
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Blogging techniques for the K12 classroom
http://coe.sdsu.edu/eet/articles/bloggingtech/index.htm Blogging techniques for the K12 classroom While the concept of BLOGGING has entered the mainstream, many teachers do not know about specific implementation strategies. This article will focus on four core methods to use blogs with students and help teachers address the logistical factors involved. |
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A student centered classroom blog.
http://mhetherington.net/blogs/?p=8 How to set up a student centered classroom blog. If you are interested in doing something like this for your students, here is the quick how-to |
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Blogging in Education
http://www.teachandlearn.ca/blog/ My name is Konrad Glogowski and I am the voice behind the blog of proximal development. I am a PhD candidate at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. My thesis focuses on the use of blogging communities in education. This blog is an attempt to vocalize some of my thoughts on this subject and comment on the impact that blogging and blogging communities have on my classroom and my students. | Blogging in Education | Blogs | Blogs and Writing | Blogs in the Classroom | Edublog Awards | EduBlogging | Teachers and Blogging | Technology and Education | Teacher as Blogger | |
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