Comments on: Educators Flock To Blogging

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By: Madison Who’s Who - Peer to Peer Networking in Academia

Madison Who’s Who - Peer to Peer Networking in Academia — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 00:56:18 +0000

[...] blogging and social networking have broad applicability in education should come as no surprise. Whether you are an advertiser or an educator, you have a story to tell, [...]

By: Blog dig til en uddannelse « BloggingPR

Blog dig til en uddannelse « BloggingPR — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 12:30:31 +0000

[...] Som bloggeren David Krug skrev på sin blog 901 Am “Blogging will change the way future generations of students adapt to an ever changing society…. [...]

By: Blogging is the future of education…. at Content Quake

Blogging is the future of education…. at Content Quake — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 18:53:11 +0000

[...] are turning to blogging in an effort to bridge the gap between web savvy students and themselves. Have a look at this article from 901am, which gives a great quote here that Ill paste. “One Principal believes blogging is the [...]

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 03:17:02 +0000

I know for me, setting up my blog, http://www.beyondbehaviors.com, was a natural extension of my job as a Behavior Specialist. Because I serve 20 schools across 3 islands here in the Northern Mariana Islands, I rely on technology to help me work smarter.

By: HS Blog - Homeschool Blog » Blog Archive » Educators Flock to Blogging

HS Blog - Homeschool Blog » Blog Archive » Educators Flock to Blogging — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 18:00:18 +0000

[...] Article at 901am.com. One Principal believes blogging is the future of education. And I tend to agree. The ability to quickly assess a students understanding of the course material is huge. And teachers can easily interact with students in the comments section and in the classroom forums. Likewise tools can be create in which to rate, and/or grade posts to help teach students where they need to improve. Built in spelling tools will help students create a solid understanding of grammar and excellence in performance. [...]

By: Emma Moseley

Emma Moseley — Tue, 06 Feb 2007 16:29:01 +0000

I’m currently doning a theisis in the UK on the imapct blogs can have on learning and for me I think it’s quite interseting that blogs for schools and college I have seen focus on delivering information to parents and children. I had though I would find more about the use of blogs for personal learning reflection and as of yet I have no found any evidence of this. I was wondering if anyone had come across this and would be able to point me in the right direction to find out more info.

http://es602-bloggingineducation.blogspot.com/

By: Adam Waxler

Adam Waxler — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 21:31:22 +0000

I think blogging will have a big impact on education for years to come…

For me, I find that blogs are a great way to keep parents informed and increase parent involvement in their child’s class.

Here is the blog I use for my 8th graders…each week I update the blog with a general overview of what we are doing that week and what the homework will be. Parents sign up for automatic notifications so each time I update they get an email sent to them with the link to that week’s post.

http://www.MrWaxlersClass.com

I have also had students and parents make comments and contact me through my blog to clear up any confusion they might have about a particular assignment.

When I have time I even scan in the assignment so they can print it out at home.

Anyway, the parents of my students just love it.

I have another education blog that I use in conjunction with my other professional development sites @ http://www.TeachingTipsMachine.com/blog

Here I make posts about the life of teacher…including teaching tips and the daily ups and downs of the the profession.

–Adam