[Year 12 IT Apps] Blogging

[Charmaine Taylor]

Hi Michael,
I use forums for this and it does encourage students to participate.

Charmaine Taylor
Sunbury Downs College


Martin, Michael M wrote:

> Hi All,
>  
> Is there anyone that has set up a Blogs site at their school for the 
> purpose of allowing students to ask the expert (teachers) questions, 
> and I don't mean just IT teachers but teachers across all teaching 
> areas.  And is this helping students with their approach to learning?  
> I am keen to set up a blogs site at my school so that ideas can be 
> shared and questions asked.  I saw an example on the British Museum 
> site where students blog questions to the experts.  This would be cool 
> in a school environment.
>  
> Keen to hear views and strategies
>  
> Regards
> Michael Martin
> Copperfield College
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