Now that I’ve jumped in with both feet and done lots of learning by trial and error, I’m finding the resources online that could have helped me. One community that has developed many support materials for educational blogging is ESL/EFL teachers. One great resource came from Creating and using weblogs in ESL/EFL. It takes you […]
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I’ve been doing some research tonight to find an Mac OS X-friendly RSS/Atom reader to make it easy for us to keep track of the student blogs. I already use NetNewWire Lite, for the feeds I check regularly. I didn’t want our student blogs added into this already long list so I performed a search […] The student blogs are ready to go. Many of the students were able to log in and change the title and template. I seem to have only made one error in setting up the passwords. Fortunately, since the accounts all have my email address, it was easily rectified using Bloggers password recovery system. The students […] Good News! Ann at Shanghi International School has offered to let her grade 5 students visit our blogs. Now I have two student groups and a number of teachers all willing to read and respond to the blogs. That should be enough. Jabiz took a look at the student blog template and is willing to […] Thanks to a good start from Bud Hunt’s blog AUP wiki, I finished the information letter/permission form. Hopefully it went home on Wednesday. Writing it was tricky because our school is in an ambiguous place with its own AUP. We were transitioning from an opt in to an opt out policy, but then changes in […] Now that I’ve quit whining about the lack of ready-made resources available on the web, I’ve finally gotten down to work on creating what I need. I met with Tammy to work through a number of questions I had. This project is starting to take shape! We have decided that she will sign up for […] |
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