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Blogs are Web sites but there is a difference between a blog and a Web site. A website is static. That means, the author types the content and there is no option for the reader to either add to the content nor to add ideas via a comments section. Web sites are stand-alone sites.

Blogs are a good way for students to reflect on their learning or to create their own content from the knowledge they've acquired.

Blogs are conversations between the author and their readers. Students can link to other student blogs from around the world and begin a conversation. In order to do this you could visit other class blogs and leave comments on interesting or relevant posts. When leaving a comment, the student could type the url for their own class blog so their visit may likewise be returned.

For ideas on content visit these posts on the Langwitches blog
Changes in Classroom Blogs of our Elementary School

Creating a Learning Community with your Elementary School Blog






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