The power of classroom blogging

Sometimes you need an outsider to point out of the obvious.

As part of my  #unleashinglearning workshop  conversation naturally turned to the nitty gritty of making things work.

Rather than just tell the audience I immediately bought up my class’s flickr account and student blogs to share what we’ve been doing right down on a teacher-to-teacher level.

I thought nothing of it until I saw this tweet and realised this wasn’t the default.

  • Members of my workshop could see what the class was up to, browsing the learning experiences and children’s reactions to it.
  • I can keep in contact with my class and parents while overseas.
  • PD is no longer a mystery thing that teachers ‘do.’ I share my learning as it happens.
  • There is a chance for further collaboration as other classes see the post

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