A couple of blogs that I mentioned during the talk:
Relevant posts you may find of interest:
Inappropriate Comments = Teachable Moments
Who Says Elementary Students Can’t Blog?
Next post I’ll try to post some of the research I’ve come across. I remember one of you asked about that.
Enjoy the conference! Gosh, I wish I were there!!
Here is the link to all my weblogs and projects. I’ll be talking about them in the NECC workshop this morning.
http://anvil.gsu.edu/NECC2004/stories/storyReader$42
I
made this post back in September 2002. It still works for me today. I
thought it would be an appropriate post before our weblog workshop
tomorrow morning. My favorite is the one in bold.
I see weblogs as a:
way to improve my own writing
just in time learning arena
place to share
easy way to create a web site quickly
way to connect with others and make connections to learning
perfect spot for quick writes
a writing room in which you can make it be what you want it to be
a perfect place to think outside the box
place to go to each day that provides elements of surprise and anticipation
way to give students ownership of a personal space
a web site that encourages active engagement by the students and teacher
a place to collaborate
an upclose and personal way to include parents in the process
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