Classroom Blogs Begins at 3:30…. To Mute / Unmute yourself.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Education Bradford Curriculum ICT E-safety and Communication Technologies May 2009 Presented by Paul Scott.

Advertisements

Web 2.0 Collaborative Learning Tools By Dr Ken Ryba.

Using the D73 Members Blogs (Bloggers) Ian Murray District Webmaster, November 30, 2008.

Supporting the 3Cs through Social Networking Tools April Hayman Instructional Designer International Society for Technology in Education.

WEB2.0 Social Media & Independent Pharmacy Real World Use & Possibilities.

Web 2.0 Tools Carmen N. Malavé Lyvanice Pérez INCO 3005 (05) Dr. Jesús López Oral Presentation Wordpress.com.

Social Networking Learning in Retirement Carleton University Fall 2009 Lecture 2 Popular Social Networks.

An introduction to one of the fastest growing Web 2.0 tools By Mrs. Grossnickle Enrichment Specialist Materials Needed: A piece of paper A pencil.

Social Networking and Blogging Sharah Blankenship.

Santagio and Efrain. Shared Calendars Sharing Microsoft Outlook just got even easier... Tested and Certified to Support the new Microsoft Outlook 2010.

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Social Media but Were Afraid to Ask Presentation by Judene Shelley and Leah Harris National Empowerment Center.

Blogs defined From Wikipedia A blog is a website in which journal entries are.

Blogs A blog (a contraction of the term "Web log") is a Web site, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions.

Business Blogs TEC 204 Data Management in Organizations.

Weblogging ED-P 790 Summer 2007 Leanna Madill. What is a weblog? A blog (a portmanteau of web log) is a website where entries are written in chronological.

Delivering Knowledge for Health Edit mode to enable administrators to : Add widgets Add pages Set page format Publish to the website.

"Savvy scientists must increasingly engage with blogs and social media... Even if you choose not to blog, you can certainly expect your papers and ideas.

PROJECT 3: E-PORTFOLIO PHASE 1. WHAT IS AN E-PORTFOLIO? “An e-portfolio, also known as electronic portfolio, digital portfolio, or electronic resume,

New media for outreach New media and you. 77% of active internet users regularly read blogs Twitter has 20 million new users every month Facebook has.

Weblog defined & Using weblogs In schools In schools.

Wikis and Blogs: Applications for Educational Environments Nina McHale Assistant Professor/Web Librarian Auraria Library.

Multiple District 1 MD-1 Websites & Social Media Lion Tom Drez MD-1/1-BK/Lemont IT Chairperson (updated January, 2015)

Item Web 2.0 application relevant to teacher’s work.

The market is more crowded than ever. Worse, people are more distracted than ever. To succeed, you need a platform. Source: Michael Hyatt.

Beyond Skill and Drill Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Increase Engagement and Participation for ALL Students Text barriers to w. code and your.

What is WEB 2.0?. Web 2.0 tools  Social networking WikisWikisWikis BlogsBlogsBlogs NingsNingsNings TwitterTwitterTwitter Drop.ioDrop.ioDrop.io SkypeSkypeSkype.

ANTHONY PINNAVAIA SHU-SHU-GAH LODGE GREATER NEW YORK COUNCILS ARE YOU CONNECTED? 2009 NOAC TRAININGTHE POWER OF ONE MATTHEW.

Adrianna Coronel, CDA, RDH, BSDH. Welcome  This presentation will introduce you to a variety of Internet Technology tools that facilitate collaboration.

Rusty Mumford Crisfield Academy & High School Somerset County Public School

Presented by: Sheila Hoetger David Mitchell. Quick Definition Sharing Communicating User Driven Useful Sites

Blogging Transforming Writing for the 21 st Century.

Internet Workshop Presented by: - BlogLeft Massachusetts - Communications SubCommittee of the DSC.

George M. Aloth. Definitions  E-Discovery = The collection, preparation, review and production of electronic documents in litigation discovery. This.

Internet Safety Plan Sophomore Year. Essential Questions How will I know what risks I am exposing myself to when I make decisions online? How will I be.

Social Media in EDUCATION Presented by Jill Neuhard Supervisor of Instructional Technology Presented by Jill Neuhard Supervisor of Instructional Technology.

55 Participants Average years in education = 12 Average age = 38 3 males; 52 females Most used applications = Reviews, Polling, etc.; Events; Social Networks.

Beth Schaefer, assistant director Client Services University Information Technology Services IT's 4 U: Putting social networking tools to work.

Module 3 News Engine, Blogs, Wikis, and RSS feeds Instructional Technology.

A Day of technology Improving upon your technology skills Giving every child the opportunity to learn in a robust digital environment everyday. making.

SHARING SOCIAL MEDIA academic and professional information through.

Slide Spectators Read blogs Watch video from other users Listen to podcasts Read online forums Read customer ratings/reviews 68%48% Inactives.

What is a blog? Sue Ann Miller Instructional Technology Coach Berea City School District

The Power of Connection ICPC Region RTS Session 9 Information Technology (IT) and the chaplain: A look at Twitter, Face Book, and Web Sites. Mike.

Lena Arena ICT Consultant, Sydney Region Creating Collaborative Blogs and Wikis.

Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Create Classroom Websites: Session 3.

What On Earth Is A Blog??. Well, … A blog (a contraction of the term "Web log") is a website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries.

Blogging In The Classroom Ibarra, Boeglin & Tamayo 2011.

Gina Udrea  Identify ways to create a 21 st century learning environment in the classroom  Share innovative, creative ways to engage students and promote.

Blogs. Blogs The definition of word BLOG in Wikipedia: A blog (a contraction of the term "Web log") It is a Web site, usually maintained by an individual.

Professionalism & Advocacy Blogging / Microblogging Podcasting Guest Speaker – Keith Bowling Action Research Project Overview & ARP Task Week 3 1.

Geeks - FDU Library Staff Meeting - Summer 2007 Geeks Bearing Gifts Unwrapping New Technology Trends.

Workshop Presentation Part 2 Creating a Blog and Skype account Jane DeWitt EDUC 7107.

EDUBLOGS – A Brief Overview Melinda Coughlin, Susan Kelly, Ray Musselwhite, and Lauren Young West Bladen High School March 30, 2012 What is a blog? A blog.

Victoria Kelly Cara Hodosi Pauline Lefevre. A blog is a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions.

Web 2.0 is the second generation of Internet-based services that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users.

Richmond County School’s 2009 Cyber Academy. YouTube - Pay Attention Web 2.0 mp 3 Blogging Wikis SKYPE Social Networking PODCASTING Digital Storytelling.

How to Leverage SOCIAL MEDIA in BLENDED LEARNING.

November 4 th 2013 Use of social media tools in teaching, collaboration and engagement 1 Prepared by Geofrey KalumunaSupervised by Nkuba Mabula Topic:

Social Media & Social Networking 101 Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE)

15 April Social Media & Interactive tools Annika Börtin Unit D4 - Dissemination.

Web 2.0 and Other Technologies at UVU UVSELF

S OCIAL N ETWORKING Victoria K. Ripley, GCDF, MA, EdM Director, Academic Center for Excellence U.S. Merchant Marine Academy LT., United States Navy Reserve.

NASBLA Social Media: What is it for? NASBLA is involved in numerous Social Media that all serve a distinct purpose. So, what are they all for?

13 Social Media and Networking. Introduction Social Media Types of Social Media Benefits and Challenges Measuring Social Media Performance.

Theresa Gabor, CCCOE Web 2.0 What You Need to Know.

BLOG Website usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or.

Social Networking and Blogging

(Asst. Prof. Dr. Gültekin Boran)

Web 2.0 Creating Content.

Blogging in the Classroom

Presentation transcript:

Classroom Blogs Begins at 3:30…

To Mute / Unmute yourself

Dr. Brenda Haas OACHE

with "Graduate Credit" as the subject..

Personal Learning Networks

sion

The Tools – So Far….

What is a “blog?” A blog (a contraction of the term weblog) is a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. "Blog" can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog. -- Wikipedia

Why would you want a “Blog?”

EASY way to create your own website. If you can use a word processor, you can have a blog.

Maintain your own professional cyber footprint

Communicate with parents / community

Communicate / document classroom activities

Student writing / authentic audience

Considerations

Excellent way to improve writing – yours or your students’

Do you have something to say?

Time constraints (blog daily, weekly, monthly?)

Keep it professional – even if you post on personal topics.

How to get started…

Explore other people’s blogs for inspiration

Options for setting up your own blog.

edublogs.org

Widgets, gadgets and mashups?

Flickr Badge Diigo Tag Cloud and Link Roll Twitter Updates

Questions?

Thank you OACHE! Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education

Next Week….

Wikis for Education

See you then… Thank you for participating!

Creative Commons Credits