Here’s the news the students have been waiting patiently for! During April we ran The Edublogger’s Student Competition to celebrate the success of the 2009 Student Blogging Challenge while also creating an opportunity to collect examples of student work. The competition was for any class or student blogger and they could submit blog posts based…
The Edublogger’s Student Competition!
The 2009 Student Blogging Challenge is now nearly half way through and the students have been working REALLY hard on the weekly challenges! Currently 52 class blogs and 150 individual students blogs from 13 different countries are participating. To celebrate the success of the challenge while also creating an opportunity to collect examples of student…
And the winners of The Edublogger’s Birthday Celebration Competition are
And the winners of The Edublogger’s Birthday Celebration Competition are ……. Building a better blog and having fun doing it!!! by Ashley (student blogger) Blogging for ESL Students in Taiwan by Jared Using threaded comments to build a writing community in your classroom by Alice Mercer Helpful Tips for Setting up a Classroom Blog by…
What Has The Student Blogging Competition Meant To YOU?
We’re heading into week 5 of the Student Blogging Competition organized by Miss Wyatt! And lots of people, including myself, who would love to read what you’ve gained from the Competition. Would love feedback from all students, teachers and people like me who have supported by visiting student posts to leave comments. Please share your…
The Student Blogging Competition Is About To Begin: Have You JOINED?
The Student Blogging Competition starts this week!!! So far there’s over 100 school students and 8 class blogs from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Portugal and USA involved. The competition is now also multilingual — with the weekly tasks written in both English and Portuguese. You don’t need your own blog! You can do the activities…
Interested In Joining A Student Blogging Competition?
Are you are student blogger wanting to connect with other student bloggers while improving your blogging skills? Or are you teacher looking for an opportunity to guide your students through the process of learning to blog? Miss Wyatt has set up a blogging competition, starting September 22, for school students of all ages which will…
150 Student Writing Prompts For Blogs, Digital Portfolios, Or Websites
Want your students to write more in your class? Looking for prompts or ideas for student blog posts? You are in luck! This post aims to get your creative juices flowing with over 100 ideas and examples. Printable PDF included….
April Is National Poetry Month — Get Blogging!
April is National Poetry Month and we’ve got 15 ideas for incorporating poems into your blog posts — in April or at any time of the year!…
Six Tools To Create Interactive Learning Content On Your Blog
High school teacher Roslyn Green explains how she creates interactive content using six free online tools: Flippity, H5P, Playbuzz, LearningApps, Quizizz, and Tinycards….
Announcing The Winners Of The “Share your tips–and win BIG!” Competition!
It’s time to announce the winners of “Share your tips–and win BIG!” and a big thanks to everyone who entered. Here’s the winners with a brief summary of why they won: Gail Desler has extensive experience in both student blogging and supporting others educators in the use of blogs with their students. She submitted three…