Blogs


 * **[[image:Picture_4.png width="117" height="44" link="https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=blogger&continue=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.blogger.com%2Floginz%3Fd%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.blogger.com%252Fhome%26a%3DALL&passive=true&alinsu=1&aplinsu=1&alwf=true&ltmpl=start&skipvpage=true&rm=false&showra=1&fpui=2&naui=8#s01"]]How can you use Blogger in Math?**
 * share what you are doing in math for parents or other teachers
 * share a math video - teacher or students made
 * Place to share/host all other web 2.0 creations
 * upload images of your students during mathematics
 * ask your students a question - have students comment
 * Post a Survey from Google Forms


 * What can your students blog about in Mathematics?**
 * share what they learned in math
 * share what they still need to learn
 * share how they solved a problem
 * read and respond to other students

//**Sample Blogs:**//
 * [|Grade 1]- uses both Blogger and Kidblog
 * [|Grade 8] Blog - Informational Blog uses Blogger only
 * [|Grade 10] Math Blog - uses [|edublogs.org]
 * Reflective Algebra Blog - [|Fisch Algebra]

[|Blogger] - sign up for a free blog [|Kidblog] - create free blog accounts for your students (no students email required) [|Class Blogs] - Grades 5+
 * Resources**


 * If you miss this session, please watch our webinars:** //These will help walk you through the set-up process//


 * **[|Blogger]**Webinar
 * [|Create Blogger Blog Tutorial]
 * [[file:Blogger Orientation.pdf]]


 * **[|Kidblog Webinar]**
 * [|KidBlog Tutorial]
 * [[file:Kidblog Orientation.pdf]]


 * [[file:Permission to Blog.doc]] for Blogging

**Advanced Blogging Tools:**
Every wonder how teachers had fancy slideshows or YouTube videos posted on their blog ... well come to the advanced Blogging session and learn how to spice up your blog with awesome Math Content!
 * [|Advanced Blog Webinar]
 * [|Simple Blog Counter]
 * [|Cluster Maps]
 * [|Revolving Map]