Hello, World! Blogging and Podcasting in the Classroom
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The document discusses using blogs, podcasts, and wikis in K-8 classrooms. It defines each tool and provides examples of how teachers and students can use them, including to publish student work, reflect on teaching practices, and connect with other classrooms. Recommendations are made for free software and websites to set up blogs, record podcasts, and create wikis.
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Web 2
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Hello, World! Blogging and Podcasting in the Classroom
- 1. Hello, World! Blogging and Podcasting in the K-8 Classroom Blogging and Podcasting in the K-8 Classroom Blogging and Podcasting in the K-8 Classroom
- 2. Barbara L. Cohen Marin Country Day School Marin Country Day School Marin Country Day School
- 5. Blogs
- 12. Blogs in the Classroom
- 19. Podcasts
- 21. Subscribing to a Podcast
- 22. Subscribing to a Podcast
- 23. Subscribing to a Podcast
- 24. Subscribing to a Podcast
- 25. Podcasts in the Classroom
- 34. Wikis