My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://www.pearltrees.com/shellyterrell/blogging-resources/id7676277
Digital Journals: Getting Students to Blog, Research, and Curate
1. Digital Journals & Student Blogging
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2. … people said, “… Look at
Jane Austen and all her lovely
letters! Oh, the children these
days: they don’t keep diaries
any more …” But what do they
do now? They write blogs,
which are diaries ... In fact,
they’re writing more than Jane
Austen could ever have done.
- David Crystal
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13. Writing for an audience
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14. Writing for an audience
Put it before them briefly
so they will read it, clearly
so they will appreciate it,
picturesquely so they will
remember it and, above
all, accurately so they will
be guided by its light.
- Joseph Pulitzer
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49. Gret.wordpress.com
“The blog was awesome. I wrote stories and Marcos, my uncle
who lives in Spain, read them and left comments for me!“
“People READ our blog. Greta read our blog too, but we got
comments from all over the world”
“The blog was the best, I blogged all the time, when I was happy,
sick, bored… all the time!“
“I blogged about everything I like: my friends, my pet, my
thoughts. I even blogged when I was sick and couldn’t come to
school“
“I blogged about my passion: rugby”
“I wrote about our country and things that were important to me”
50. Always
educate and
include
parents!
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