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Richmond County School’s 2009 Cyber Academy

YouTube - Pay Attention Web 2.0 mp 3 Blogging Wikis SKYPE Social Networking PODCASTING Digital Storytelling Twitter Audio and Video Flickr

Did you KNOW?

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Blogging With E-Chalk

YOU TUBE VIDEO YouTube - Blogs in Plain English

TERMS Blog- Web log (N) – On-line diary – Log of your thoughts, ideas, useful links, photos, videos, news (Rants, announcements, ponderings) Express Yourself – Focus on a particular subject: food, politics, news – Post or entry Blog- Maintain or add content (V) Blogger- One who blogs Blog Post- Individual article

BLOG BASICS Reverse chronological order- Latest story on top of website- others descend beneath it Title- header or subject Body Comments from readers Post Time and date

TYPES OF BLOGS Blog- detailed posting (articles) Podcasting- audio blog Vlog- video blog LinkBlog- links (social bookmarking) delicious Moblog- sending pictures from phone Microblog- short text message (Twitter) Miniblog-using 3 rd party info Liveblog-covering live events

Blogging Platform????

Reasons for Educational Blogs Collaborate Communicate Compare Discuss Explain Imagine Observe and Log Persuade Predict Problem Solve Question Remember and Reflect Highly Effective Way for Students to become Better Writers

From YOU TUBE 10 Reasons for Blogging in Classroom Literacy Engage Audience Interactive Multi-Learner Types Promotes ESL Interaction Electronic Agenda Distance Agenda Learner Communities Technology in the Classroom Environmentally Conscience

Teachers Blog… Reflect on teaching experiences/log/descrip tion Teaching tips Share activities How to’s Explore teaching/learning Post class information Communicate with parents Post writing prompts On-line readings Post class photographs

Media Center Blogs… Create a literature circle Create online book club Invite student comments on a character/author Link with another class somewhere in the world Update on Book Fairs New books Feature a magazine Rules Project Updates

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Examples… BLOGS

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