Blogging For Administrators Michael Waiksnis Castle Heights Middle School Rock Hill, SC Image from flirck.com/cc.

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Blogging For Administrators Michael Waiksnis Castle Heights Middle School Rock Hill, SC Image from flirck.com/cc

Blog Short for weblog. A journal or newsletter that is frequently updated and intended for public consumption/interaction We will look at 3 types today

What Do You Want To Say

To Whom?

Personal Professional Blogs Write Interact

Personal/Professional See Best Practices Bounce Ideas Back and Forth Build Relationships With Fellow School Leaders

Personal/Professional Leader Talk Ed LeaderWeb Explore others on blogroll

School Blogs News and Events

School Blogs School Updates/Alerts

School Blogs Speaking to the Community

School Blogs FAQ’s/Rules, Etc…

Communicate With Stakeholders Lewis Elementary Middle-High School Middle School

Classroom Blogs Post Assignments/Homework Classroom Blogs

Classroom Blogs Explanation of work/how parents can help

Classroom Blogs Students respond to prompts on blog Students post work on blog

Classroom Blogs

Credits: The content for this presentation was gleaned from many wonderful resources. “Why Blog As An Administrator” by Scott McLeod of CASTLE is a great resource and ideas from it were used in the production of this presentation. Images are from Any Questions? Contact Information: Mike Waiksnis Castle Heights Middle School Rock Hill, SC