Friday, April 27, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Student Blogging Challenge, Week 7
The activities this week in the Student Blogging Challenge are all about creativity. Below are some of the possible tasks to choose from:
Activity 1 – Visit at least three different creativity sites and write a post about what you did on the site or write a review of the site(s). Remember to include a screen shot and/or link to your creative masterpiece (s).
Activity 2 – Find a website where you can collaborate with another student from a different country – you might be able to create a story together or something else more creative.
Activity 3 – Make sure you have lots of links to other students and classes on your blogroll. If on weebly, maybe create a post with at least ten links of other students around the world. You are going to need this for a game next week.
Activity 4 – Write a post about creativity and how you are creative in your life. If possible display your creativity eg photography, video, music. Check out this blog by chillibasket in Ireland. He is showing his creativity each week with the photos he has taken.
If you still have time, visit lots of blogs of other students around the world. Leave comments on their posts and make sure you include a link to your blog so they can return the favour and visit your blog to leave a comment.
Activity 1 – Visit at least three different creativity sites and write a post about what you did on the site or write a review of the site(s). Remember to include a screen shot and/or link to your creative masterpiece (s).
Activity 2 – Find a website where you can collaborate with another student from a different country – you might be able to create a story together or something else more creative.
Activity 3 – Make sure you have lots of links to other students and classes on your blogroll. If on weebly, maybe create a post with at least ten links of other students around the world. You are going to need this for a game next week.
Activity 4 – Write a post about creativity and how you are creative in your life. If possible display your creativity eg photography, video, music. Check out this blog by chillibasket in Ireland. He is showing his creativity each week with the photos he has taken.
If you still have time, visit lots of blogs of other students around the world. Leave comments on their posts and make sure you include a link to your blog so they can return the favour and visit your blog to leave a comment.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Student Blogging Challenge--Week 5: Using images the RIGHT way
The activities this week for the Student Blogging challenge involve using images correctly in your blog. Listed below are possible tasks you can complete:
1. Write a post about your plans for Spring break. Include at least one image that is creative commons.
2. Visit ten blogs from students in the challenge of different ages. How many of these blogs had images with attribution? How many blogs did not have images at all? Which blogs did you prefer to read and why? Leave a comment on each of the blogs you visited or leave your answer as a comment to this post.
3.Create a visual post using no more than eight images – where the images tell a story. Remember to give attribution for the images you used. No writing in this post other than the title and attribution.
4. Include an image (Creative Commons with attribution) in your last post that you wrote, where you responded to the events of your novel.
1. Write a post about your plans for Spring break. Include at least one image that is creative commons.
2. Visit ten blogs from students in the challenge of different ages. How many of these blogs had images with attribution? How many blogs did not have images at all? Which blogs did you prefer to read and why? Leave a comment on each of the blogs you visited or leave your answer as a comment to this post.
3.Create a visual post using no more than eight images – where the images tell a story. Remember to give attribution for the images you used. No writing in this post other than the title and attribution.
4. Include an image (Creative Commons with attribution) in your last post that you wrote, where you responded to the events of your novel.
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