Share with us What are your Previous Experiences in...
- Blogging
- Reading other people's blogs
- Reading about blogs and bloggers
- Teaching using blogs
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Session 1: Your Experiences...
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venue: queensway secondary school. dates: 18 & 25 July, 1 August 2007
Websites
Workshop Tools
Wikipedia... some terms
About Blog Etiquettes
Some Blog Providers
Which BLOG feature do you find easy to use?
My pupils' reaction to activities delivered via the blog:
Examples of Maths Blogs
Blogroll... (Session 1 Activity)
- 1 Lim Hong Shin Clifton
- 2 Goh Shwu Jun
- 3 N Balasundaram
- 4 Wong Kok Choen
- 5 Chan Kum Hoong Joel
- 6 Tan Hoi Hoon
- 7 Tan Li Leng Cindy
- 8 Loh Jenny Esther
- 10 Heng Chor Hui Theresa [1]
- 10 Heng Chor Hui Theresa [2]
- 12 Lau Hwai Ping
- 13 Ng Hwee Theng
- 14 Gloria Teng Sze Ting
- 16 Ho Poh Lin Annabel
- 17 Viswanathan Leela
- 18 Heng Joo Cheng Merlvyn
- 19 Tan Chuen Hong
- 21 Ong Lu Lu
- 22 Loke Seng Liat
- 23 Phua Hoong Cheng
- 24 Kamisah Bte Saini
- 26 Toh Wee Kwang
- 27 Tan Lay Ai
- 29 Ting Choong Gim
- 30 Soon Yee San
- 31 Cheng Hwee Jen
- 32 Chng Eng Peng
- 35 Lim Soo Ling
- 36 Ang Ghim Chee
- 37 Mak Wai Han
Participants in Action
23 comments:
I have the impression that blogging is more appropriate for subjects like English, Chinese or Humanities.
Have read blogs before. Never had a personal blog and have not used it in the class.
No experiences in blogging but haf read other people's blogs before. Am interested to find out how blogging can help in teaching without compromising on privacy and internet safety for kids.
It must be interesting...that's why I signed up!
Frankly speaking I have done any blogging before though I heard of it. Friends told me that the language used can be bad and sometimes nonsense. So I have decided not to be involved in any !
I have absolutely zero knowledge about blogging..... I understand it is the 'in' thing which I feel it will be an advantage to learn and apply in my teaching....:)
This is my first experiencie inposting comments over the blog
Reading other people's blogs
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It's helps me to keep in touch with friends whom I do not see often.
Teaching using blogs
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That would be interesting for me to learn.
I have read a few blogs previously but never posted any comments before:)
I enjoy reading other people 's blogs as you may get some useful insights from there.
I have no experience in teaching using blogs.
I think that blogging is more for languages or Humanities.
I don't really know much about that...that is why I am here!
%=opportunities
started a blog a few years ago, wrote a few but after a while, realise i wasnt comfortable with the idea.
enjoy reading friends' blogs on their experiences on travelling and food or topics that are informative and educational. not really interested in reading blogs that are diary-related.
curious how we can teach especially mathematics concept using a blog. would there be any difference from the current e-portal platform in school? is it just an electronic whiteboard?
My school have used blogs to update parents on the happenings during the Secondary 3 Overseas camp held for the past two years. Would be interesting to see how we can actually use blogging as part of teaching Mathematics.
I hardly have any experience with blogging. Have only read some blogs a few times. Am really interested to see how blogs can be used effectively to teach Math...
This is my 2nd experience and I feel very happy to be a part of blogging culture. Hope it helps me to enhance my mathe teaching.
Blogging is fun only if there are people reading your blogs and there is interaction involved. Blogging allows us to keep in contact with friends without meeting one another.
I have no experience in blogging. However I have heard about blogging and bloggers. Many of my students have their own blogs.
Ive no experience in blogging
but I've read some of my own pupils' blogs. Hope to learn how to use blogs in teaching mathematics.
Blogging is a new tool that can be used more actively in some subjects than others. I have colleagues in the Chinese department + English department who used blogs to interact with their students, for their students to write better.
percent means how much out of 100?
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