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    1. The Read/Write Web in Your Classroom: Blogs, Wikis, and RSS Alex Ragone
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    3. “ It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” Charles Darwin The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.” — Alvin Toffler, futurist
    4. Questions to Answer
      • What is so powerful about blogging, wikis and RSS?
      • Why is blogging a good model for continuous professional development?
      • How can you use blogging in your classroom to engage students?
    5. Yarn Exercise…
      • Thanks to Bud Hunt @ budtheTeacher.typepad.com
      • Flickr photo from: zeusandhera
    6. Blogging in Plain English
    7. Set up a Blog
      • Go to Edublogs.org
      • Set up a blog – I’ll walk you through the process.
    8. What makes a great blog post?
      • What makes for a really good blog post -- one that others want to read and respond to?
        • Is it something you care about? Is it about something important?
        • Is there enough writing? Is there too much? What keeps the reader reading?
        • Is there an image? How does this help the reader?
        • Are there snippets or quotations, and are they interesting? Do they give the reader useful information?
      • from http://youthwiki.wikispaces.com/Basic+reflection+option
      • What are you passionate about?
      • 20 minutes
    9. Insert a Link
    10. Add an Image
      • Flickr Creative Commons Search
      • http://flickr.com/search/advanced
      Photo from: fortphoto
    11. Tell Us your URL
      • Go to http://alexragone.wikispaces.com
      • Click on NYSAIS Blogging, Wikis, and RSS in your Classroom
      • Click On Your Name
      • Click on Edit This Page
      • Add your Name, Subjects Taught, Blog URL
      • Click SAVE
      • Read you’re the post’s so far and comment on two of them.
      • If one inspires you, write about it on your blog and link to it.
      • 20 minutes
    12. Post!
    13. Change the look of your blog.
      • Presentation -> Theme
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