Blogging with students
During a recent ‘Using Web 2.0 to Increase Student Achievement’ workshop session we explored using digital conversations with students. Starting with our purpose we thought about ways teachers could...
View ArticleGlobal exposure…don’t our students deserve it?
An amazing thing happened to me tonight. I was sitting at my laptop, checking out TweetDeck when I saw a tweet: @shhartley Please encourage my students in their Society and Culture blog journey:...
View ArticleDigital Conversations
We know that our students like to be social, and often we are the first to have consequences in our classrooms for students who are off-task, socializing with their friends. What about channeling that...
View ArticleTasks Digitalized
‘Tasks digitalized’ will be a weekly post that will take a typical classroom task, project, assignment, or technique and digitalize it. We know that not everything we do in the classroom requires a...
View ArticleBlogging with students
Our school year is winding down here in New York, so I have been in a reflective state lately. One of my reflections has been pertaining to the student and teacher impact of the professional...
View Article2010 Edublog Awards: Nominations Open!
The nominations are open for the 2010 Edublog Awards! For information on how to nominate your favorite blogs, or tweeter check out the official Edublog Awards post. Here are my nominations for the...
View ArticleWe blog, therefore we can…
photo © 2007 Andy Piper | more info (via: Wylio)As educators it is our responsibility to help others, whether it is our students, family, or colleagues (near or far). That is why I blog. In my position...
View Articleedublogs launch new features…
Seems there are a lot of webtools that are updating, revising, and enhancing their services for educators this summer! Edublogs is no exception. First they have made even their free blog accounts...
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