Engaging Students with your Website. Blogging for your students and parents Write with your audience in mind: Who are they? What do they need to know?

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Engaging Students with your Website

Blogging for your students and parents Write with your audience in mind: Who are they? What do they need to know? What do they want to know? How will they use your information? Provide lots of links to help readers learn more about your topic. Pay attention to copyright. Use other people’s work with respect and link to your sources. Only post information you can verify as accurate. Provide links to your sources.

Guidelines for student commenting Comments should be at least 2-5 sentences, not less. Write comments that add to the conversation. Ask a question. Provide a link that might clarify a point. Copy/paste a passage that interests you then write your comments and questions. Read the blog post. Read all the comments. Be part of the full discussion. Use comments to show what you think is important, interesting, controversial, thoughtful. Constructive criticism only. Critique the idea, not the person. Being derogatory or inflammatory distracts the conversation. Respect other people and their opinions and ideas. Use good grammar and spelling. Mistakes cause readers to focus on how you write, not your ideas. Treat people the way you want to be treated. Never post or share personal information online. Or your friends’ personal information. Never use your last name online. Use your initials or first name and the initials or first names of people you refer to.

Prompts to keep on topic and ensure high quality comments: This made me think about "¦ I wonder why "¦ Your writing made me form an opinion about "¦ This post is relevant because "¦ Your writing made me think about "¦ I wish I understood why "¦ This is important because "¦ Another thing to consider "¦ I can relate to this "¦ I don’t understand "¦ I was reminded that "¦ I found myself wondering "¦

Create a blog on your website (blog lab)blog lab Comment on some one else's blog

Other ways to engage students: Discussion page Wiki page Form or survey Photo gallery