http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.com/2011/05/12-reasons-to-blog-with-your-students.html
Blogging teaches digital citizenship would be the relevant heading to my class. Students need to know how to be professional and proper in their online etiquette and a classroom blog would be a proper forum for that.
I think that blogging can be a valid form of assessment in terms of student participation. I would count a student actively blogging towards their participation grade. I don't know if you could have a rubric on blogging that you could assess. You could have students post an assessment in their blog that you could assess or a project but I don't think blogging in general is able to be assessed.
Blogging teaches digital citizenship would be the relevant heading to my class. Students need to know how to be professional and proper in their online etiquette and a classroom blog would be a proper forum for that.
I think that blogging can be a valid form of assessment in terms of student participation. I would count a student actively blogging towards their participation grade. I don't know if you could have a rubric on blogging that you could assess. You could have students post an assessment in their blog that you could assess or a project but I don't think blogging in general is able to be assessed.
Could you incorporate Latin? Post something in Latin and discuss?
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