Some Great Educator and Student Blogs
By Paul McMahon on Mar 6, 2008 in Ideas for Great Lessons and tagged blogs, students, writing
[slideshare id=294420&doc=web-2-for-english11-1204762641989421-3&w=425]I guess it is timely given that I have the Web 2.0 workshop in the morning to have such a huge number of great blog and wiki links come my way recently. The biggest collection has been referred on my Jeff Utecht’s thinking stick blog post When blogs are just what your school does. This is an excellent post to see the power of student blogging. It also refers you to the SAS blog sites.It is also timely to see Jess McCulloch doing a series of posts on blogging at http://www.technolote.com/ Also there is a link to some great student blogs at http://www.globalstudent.org.au/ blog which is really under an edublogs tool with wordpress as the interface. Al Upton http://alupton.wordpress.com/ at Glenelg primary school has grade 3s (or 4s) blogging as well.



6 Comment(s)
Very resourceful. Thanks!
Terrific! I think this is one of the most useful workshops I’ve ever attended. Thank you Paul.
The workshop on Web 2.0 is useful and your presentation is bravo! Thank you.
quite intensive. Do need more time to read all the recommended websites
Thank you to each of you for taking the time and trouble to comment on my blog posting. I trust that you will write much more in the future!
An inspirational site to teachers and educators for those universal values that make a teacher effectively popular to pupuls & student and to parents and community -about the late Orhan Seyfi Ari: http://www.geocities.com/teachertoteachers