My Weblog Projects
Main Classroom Projects
2002-2003
NewsQuest - class blog with links to fourth and fifth grade elementary student blogs
- The Georgia-New Jersey Connection (collaboration with Will Richardson’s journalism bloggers)
- A Place to Be Heard (Intel’s Innovation Odyssey story on the NewsQuest group
- NewsQuest project description
2003-2004
Thinking & Writing Wrinkles - class blog with links to fifth grade elementary student blogs
- Idioms Are Fun (side blog used during project)
- ABC Blook on Blogs (end of the year project celebrating our learning)
- Thinking & Writing Wrinkles Project Description
Literature Circles - class blog with links to Georgia State University preservice teacher blogs on Newbery award winning books ((A View from Saturday, A Wrinkle in Time, Bridge to Terabithia, Holes, Missing May, Number the Stars, The Giver, and The Witch of Blackbird Pond.)
Literacy & Technology Instructor’s EduBlog - a blog that chronicled the journey of the Literature Circles blogs. The early education instructor and I used it provide a model and to reflect and comment on the learning journey.
2004 - 2005
- Blooming Bloggers Show : End of Year Presentation to Celebrate Learning
- School site of the month on TechLearning
- The Write Weblog project description
2006-2007
Lessons Learned from Blogging with Elementary and University StudentsÂ
This is a research project class blog along with student blogs created to explore what happens when 5th graders blog and converse about literacies in class and beyond. The link above on “lessons learned” gives a brief overview. Data is still being transcribed and much more will be reported as the data is examined.
Other blogs and a wiki that were created for other smaller projects, classes or classes, or to chronicle my own learning or to explore other possiblilites:
2002-2006
NECC 2004 The Possibilities Are Limitless
NECC presentation
Teachers & Technology
3210 Class with GSU students
Improving Instruction through the Use of Weblogs wiki
Note: The server for the blog where some of these blogs were originally hosted has been repurposed. I have transfered them from the manila software to typepad software so some transfers may not have the student names on the posts. Manila is quirky to say the least. Some comments did not transfer but I have tried to copy and paste where possible.The original content remains the same.
email:adavis@gsu.edu