Mar 22 2008

Pupil blogs

Published by skambalu at 12:44 am under blogging and tagged: ,




I’ve decided to have a scout around to try and find some pupil blogs that can inspire me and other teachers to begin using blogs with students, not just for students. (I should point out that I have not necessarily had the opportunity to look at these blogs intensively myself yet – I am listing them here partly to help me look at them in more depth later, when I have more time!)

First of all – how to use a student blog. Also, I have just discovered this article reflecting on one teacher’s introduction of blogging to their class. David Muir has written a numpty’s guide to classroom blogging that might be of interest. He also referred to the Cool Cat Teacher’s post on Excellent Classroom Practices with blogging.

http://www.readingbus.co.uk/ReadingBusBlog/

http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/blogs/

http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/connected/blogs/pupils/

http://clunburypupils.ethink.org.uk/

http://www.cagse.com/wordpress/?page_id=175

http://kingsroad.learningspaces.net/blog

http://geographyrocks.podbean.com/ – Geography Podcasts from another Transformation Teacher!

I hope that gives you a few ideas to begin with … please let me know of any other good student blogs that could inspire other teachers to set them up with our own pupils!

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  1.   daviddmuiron 02 Apr 2008 at 1:30 pm

    I’m glad you found my numpty’s guide useful… although I suspect it is a bit dated and that there is better stuff out there now.

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