Guess I didn't save the post! I am getting really tired of repeating myself.
I like the blogs that have info about the "speaker". I guess I like to know who I am listening to...
Schools would be overwhelmed with posts and it would be a full-time job to keep up with postings if there was one BIG blog for a school. Individual teachers are able to maintain a blog... my "next-door neighbor" at school had a blog for her Pre-Calc class a few years back. She has since given up on the idea. I can't remember why. I know she tried to use Facebook as a tool with her students also...
With blogs, everyone and anyone can tell the world what they think and there is no-one to stop them...
Actually, you can delete any comment made on your blog. If you wanted to use a blog for a class - you would need to tighten up the rules of the road for it to be successful, but not overwhelming. Start small and work your way up.
ReplyDeleteMy first blog had students responding to prompts. That way, I controlled how much time I needed to post my comments.