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By: Memories of 2008 | Adventures in Teaching and Learning

Memories of 2008 | Adventures in Teaching and Learning — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:49:53 +0000

[...] at the Marist School – hope everyone is getting on with their blogging! Summarised some of the many excellent teacher and student blogs out [...]

By: Blogging in Education | Transformation Teachers Programme

Blogging in Education | Transformation Teachers Programme — Mon, 12 May 2008 19:50:25 +0000

[...] additional inspiration, check out Sue Kambalu’s post here, where she lists a veritable plethora of blogs in different subject areas! She has a lot of other [...]

By: Marist School inset | Adventures in Teaching and Learning

Marist School inset | Adventures in Teaching and Learning — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:03:28 +0000

[...] visit some of the links on the post below; they provide useful hints for setting up and managing your blog as well as examples of how they [...]

By: skambalu

skambalu — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 20:00:19 +0000

Isabelle, Tim, Tessa,

Thank you for your comments! It is very exciting to receive them! I’m glad to hear that you are finding this blog, or at least this post, useful in some way – and thank you for making it more useful by directing me and other readers towards other sites!

Tessa – perhaps that explains the sudden hike in visitors recently! Of course I don’t mind – I keep showing your Gothics blog to people as an example of sixth formers using blogs effectively!

Tim – I’ve put your blog under the General section … hope that’s okay! I have to say that I’ve never found the American Presidential primaries interesting before – it’s useful to have a place I can go for some analysis!

Susan

By: tware

tware — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 18:34:20 +0000

Wow! I’m still amazed at how you get time to post all this stuff! I have a couple of new blogs too:

http://apsbookweekblog.edublogs.org is one I set up for my school’s book week. The students posted comments on the reviews – it worked well.

http://apstrainingblog is something Donna Henderson and I have set up to use as a training hub for staff in the school who we’re training to use blogs. It’s not that greta yet, but I’m hoping it might become a hub for us all to share ideas and experiences…

Thanks for the tips on the presentation by the way. In the end the conference was more about my CPD as a result of the TTP and what I did as a result and how I’m influencing change from it in my school. So it was more of a ‘personal narrative’ – but I showed this blog and some of the conversations we and others had via the blogs, to illustrate the principles of collaboration that I wanted to take forward. Hope that’s ok – should have asked you first I guess so hope you don’t mind!

By: Tim

Tim — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:53:22 +0000

Hi there,

I think that this site is a wonderful resource! May I add my link as well? It is a politics blog for the Politics Club that I run at Portland Place school and, while it is still in its infancy, is updated as regularly as possible with news about politics in Britain, the Unites States, Australia and Europe (aas well as some categories for student research to be posted).

The link is: http://politicsclub.wordpress.com/

Thank you,
Tim

By: Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 21:04:13 +0000

Hi there

Thank you for all your blogging references!
If you want to check out more mfl blogs, go to my own blog, My Languages, at http://isabellejones.blogspot.com and look for the mfl blog list on the right hand side. You can also click on the blog or blogging tags from my delicious tags on the right.
I hope it is of use.

Isabelle
http://isabellejones.blogspot.com