Click on this link to get a very useful pdf tutorial on Edublogs which used Wordpress. The next step was to compose a letter to our parents to explain the process and ensure that they understand and are comfortable with their students entering the blogging world. Here are some examples that budtheteacher has posted to his wiki . Check out all the other samples and ideas that he has. Well worth a few hours exploration.
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Hello Anne,
I'm updating the Edublogs manual right now and will send you the link within the next few days.
Gail
Great to see all your entries and that you are sharing resources with staff. It was 12 months ago, that I attended the ICTEV conference and sat in some web2.0 sessions. This was a trigger for my entry into web2.0 tools use in education and the start of an incredible journey. I loved your day in a sentence and colour images. Thanks
No probs Anne. I wish I was going to the ICTEV conference as I usually go every year. But this year it is too close to a week that I have to take from school to run an Intel Essentials workshop. So I'll have to be there in spirit.
The wonderful thing about this world is the willingness of folks to share resources. Gail has done a fantastic job with her guide. And Anne has really reflected on how she approaches blogging with kids.
If it helps, here is my classroom blog: http://epencil.edublogs.org/
Kevin
PS - Thanks for participating in Day in a Sentence this week.
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