Integrating Blogging into CUIP Classrooms: A Hands-On Workshop Overview
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This session overview discusses the incorporation of blogging in CUIP schools, highlighting various implementations. We explore what a blog is and demonstrate how it serves as an online journal, a news source, and a content management system for classroom activities. Participants will engage in hands-on experiences with blog commenting, posting, and administration using platforms like Wordpress and Blogger. Local examples from schools such as Woodlawn and Shoesmith provide insight into effective classroom blogging practices.
Integrating Blogging into CUIP Classrooms: A Hands-On Workshop Overview
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Session Overview • Broad Discussion of Blogs • Demonstration and Discussion of Several Specific Implementations of Blogs in CUIP Schools • Hands-On Blog Commenting, Blog Posting, and Blog Administration CUIP
What is a Blog? • Online Journal • News Source • Desktop Web Publishing • Content Management System • Controversial! CUIP
? Who Blogs? CUIP
Local Examples of Blogging in the Classroom • Woodlawn “What’s Going On” • Price Literary Magazine • Emmett Till Book Previews • Joe Mills Murray http://mills.murrayblogs.org/ • Sexton Hollaback http://sextonblogs.cuip.net/hollaback/ • Battle of the Books http://shoesmithbobblog.cuipblogs.org/ • Shoesmith Kindergarden CUIP
Hands-On Blog Administration (Part 1) • Where Can I have my Blog Hosted? • CUIP • Wordpress • Blogger • Moveable Type / Typepad / Live Journal • http://edublogs.org/ CUIP
Hands On - Commenting • Comment on a blog entry. • Start a web browser and go to: http://blog.cuip.net/techco/ • Leave a comment on any of the postings on the page CUIP
Hands On - Posting • Login as: techco (password: techco) or student (password: student) • Click “Write” • Write a Post about a Reboot Camp Topic CUIP
Blog Administration (Part II) Login as Admin (password: admin) Let’s Look at the software: • Dashboard • Users • Comments • Look & Feel CUIP