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What is a Blog?
If you are new to blogs, you need to know that it is like a diary except the latest post is last and the first is at the end. You can read through the blogs in order or you can sift through the archives to find an article of interest.
Blogging is really a two-way conversation. When I post here you read it and then you can comment or email about it. Blogs are really about the communication. I would love to hear about what you have to say – we all started this way too.
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It is easy to lose track of sites where you want to read more. RSS has been invented to allow you to subscribe to a blog. You can sign up for RSS feeds which let you know when a new blog post has been written. If you are confused or need help, please feel free to email me.
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1. Scroll to the bottom of the post you want to comment on and click on the link to "comments."
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4. Write your comment in the box and then click on preview if you want to see your comment or on Post if you want to post right away.
5. As this blog is all about learning, we need to remember to be civil in our discussions. I reserve the right to moderate comments. If there is a problem, I will remove a comment.
6. Let me know if something happened while commenting.
If you are new to blogs, you need to know that it is like a diary except the latest post is last and the first is at the end. You can read through the blogs in order or you can sift through the archives to find an article of interest.
Blogging is really a two-way conversation. When I post here you read it and then you can comment or email about it. Blogs are really about the communication. I would love to hear about what you have to say – we all started this way too.
What is RSS?
It is easy to lose track of sites where you want to read more. RSS has been invented to allow you to subscribe to a blog. You can sign up for RSS feeds which let you know when a new blog post has been written. If you are confused or need help, please feel free to email me.
How to comment…
What makes a blog better than a diary is that a blog allows you to comment on what the blogger has written. To comment on a particular post:
1. Scroll to the bottom of the post you want to comment on and click on the link to "comments."
2. Scroll to the bottom where it says "Post a comment."
3. Enter in the fields that are shown. This blog allows anonymous comments too.
4. Write your comment in the box and then click on preview if you want to see your comment or on Post if you want to post right away.
5. As this blog is all about learning, we need to remember to be civil in our discussions. I reserve the right to moderate comments. If there is a problem, I will remove a comment.
6. Let me know if something happened while commenting.
About the blog author
Welcome to the PASD Tech blog. This blog is a collection of links, ideas, and thoughts from technology users in our district. If you are a member of the PASD school district and would like to contribute how you use technology in the classroom, contact me by email to be added to the blog. I will walk you through the steps!
The goal of this blog is to begin a conversation of how tools can best be leveraged in the classroom to increase student learning and motivation. Don't want to contribute? No problem! We appreciate your comments, See the section below on how to use this blog. If you know of an application or great site for ideas you would like to share, you can become a contributor or send me the information.
The goal of this blog is to begin a conversation of how tools can best be leveraged in the classroom to increase student learning and motivation. Don't want to contribute? No problem! We appreciate your comments, See the section below on how to use this blog. If you know of an application or great site for ideas you would like to share, you can become a contributor or send me the information.
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