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Tammy sent home a note telling families how to access the blogs. Now a few of the moms have visited and left comments for their children. Some comments are supportive. Some are less so. I have worried that our children might receive inappropriate comments from a child in the class writing anonymously, or from someone […] Blog envy has struck!Today I shared the blogs with one of our fifth grade classes. As they perused the blogs and left comments, their desire to have blogs of their own was palpable. Before they visited the blogs, I explained that this was a trial program. I was only working with one class because I […] Last night, yet another learning experience arose in which the adults learned far more than the children are probably learning from this experience. At some point, that will alarm me, but not yet. It all began so simply. Our administrator was kind enough to drop into the blogs and leave lengthy, humorous comments. The problem […] A few guests have visited the student blogs. Our first guest was Ms. Rosa, our school librarian. She has gone in and left a few comments. She plans to add more as time permits. Her comments have a special richness because she knows the authors and is able to make personal comments. I suspect the […] One of the reasons we chose to use Blogger for our blogs is its toolbar. The toolbar is very similar to the toolbar on the word processor we use in class. As a result, our students needed very little assistance to use the formatting tools to format their blogs, as their multi-colored posts so clearly […] Just made a few changes to the students’ blog settings. One change was to allow the comments to appear in a pop up window. Sometimes our connection gets slow in the afternoon. This should make for faster browsing. Hopefully our guests’ pop-up blockers won’t interfere. Another change was to change the Blogger comment setting for […] |
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