Blogs

I taught these teachers how to use a blog and also how to create grade and content relevant blog posts in order to integrate technology into their curriculums in an authentic way. ||=  ||
 * =  ||= What is a blog? ||=   ||
 * =  ||= A blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website made up of thoughts called posts. It has its latest post on top appearing in reverse chronological order . Blogs give the readers the opportunity to comment and link to posts. It is a useful tool in literacy and other content areas when the posts are grade, content, and curriculum relevant. It is also a great way to create a parent/school connection. Parents get to view their child's work and make comments.
 * =  ||= A blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website made up of thoughts called posts. It has its latest post on top appearing in reverse chronological order . Blogs give the readers the opportunity to comment and link to posts. It is a useful tool in literacy and other content areas when the posts are grade, content, and curriculum relevant. It is also a great way to create a parent/school connection. Parents get to view their child's work and make comments.
 * = Digital Destinations in History Blog ||= [|Digital Destinations in History] ||= This blog was created to help teachers learn how to use blogs with their social studies and literacy curriculums. ||
 * = Marianne Comperiati, Public School 7, District 24 ||= [|Ms. Comperiati's Blog] ||= This blog was created with my assistance. Marianne participated in Digital Destinations in History program. She never blogged before. ||
 * = Mary Arevalo, Intermediate School 157, District 28 ||= [|Ms. Arevalo's Blog] ||= Another participant in the Digital Destinations in History program. She is a 7th grade special SE social studies. She utilizes blog with her social studies curriculum. ||
 * = William Andersen, Public School 14, District 24 ||= [|Mr. Andersen's Blog] ||= Mr. Andersen is a fifth grade teacher and also a participant in the Digital Destinations in History program. He uses the blog with the project based learning projects that we have written. ||
 * = Kristen LaPerla, Public School 14, District 24 ||= [|Mrs. La Perla's Blog] ||=  ||