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Welcome to "The Reading-Writing Connection: Internet Publishing made SIMPLE with Weblogs". This page contains information and links which will support your learning.

If you’re looking for a powerful way to connect reading and writing across the curriculum, this class is for you! A weblog, or “Blog,” is a fun and easy way to publish a journal on the internet, and it’s guarenteed to get students “writing like enlightened readers." Learn to blog and create a cass blog for a Standards based project of your choice! You and your students will share the excitement of collaborative writing and publishing for a real audience of readers ith this simple online software.Come on—be part of the BLOGOSPHERE!

You will create a Weblog with the following:
1. Title
2. Introduction
3. Content Page containing a detailed plan for use of the weblog (Standards Based Project)
4. Links page containing a minimum of 6 educational weblog links with short descriptions
5. Gallery page with 1 or more captioned photos
6. Shared Journal Page
7. Bloglines subscription with a minimum of 2 links

Syllabus

Block 1 CTAP2 Iassessment
Block 2 Introduction to Weblogs:
    What is a Blog?
    Anatomy of a Blog page.
    What is RSS?
    Introduction and use of Blog Search Engines.
    Viewing Blogs using multiple windows.
    Purusing the Blogosphere--NewsBlogs, PersonalBlogs, TechBlogs, PhotoBlogs

Block 3 Bloglines and EduBlogs:
    Subscribe to Bloglines
    Using Comment posting
    Examples of Educational Blogs
    Intro to EduBloggersNetwork
    Ideas for Blogs: Viewing EduBlogs

Block 4 Blog Sites and Software:
    WhatÂ’s out there thatÂ’s add free and has privacy settings for the protection of students?
    TABULAS: Create an account and begin a class blog
    Tabulas Tools: The Control Panel
    Styles: Choices/options
    Community: Join the BlogClass Shared Journal
    Entries: Adding/Editing (Reflect on the dayÂ’s learning then create a blog entry and post it on the Blog Class Shared Journal
    PlugIns Content Page (to create a BlogProjectPlan
    Templating
    Cautions: What not to blog about/post—AUP guidelines


Homework:
    develop Blog
    Create at least one entry during the week
    Content Page: Begin to formulate class blog by Backwards Planning a Standards Based Blog/Project(Curricular Area, applicable Standards, Student Task, related activities)
    Bring pictures to upload into the Gallery for next class meeting


Block 5
    Embedded Links—How to link on an Entry
    How to Create a Shared Journal Page
    Plug-Ins: Hit Logging and Link Page (6 links minimum

Block 6
Gallery—Creating Photo Albums in Tabulas
    (jpegs/attachments/privacy levels/phpt entries)
    Getting help with Tabulas Documentation page

Block 7
Page created: November 10th 2003 03:55 PM
Page updated: January 10th 2004 11:07 AM
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