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Blog It

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9 Gateways to Personalised Teaching and Learning

Curriculum Learning to learn

Workforce development

Assessment for learning

School Organisation and design

New Technologies

Student Voice

Advice and guidance

Mentoring and

coaching

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Pace of Technological Change

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iNike

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On their terms

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In their spaces on their terms - greater responsibility for their learning

InternetInternet MSNMSN

EmailEmail

Internet Chat

Rooms

Internet Chat

Rooms

Text Messaging

Text Messaging

Games SystemsGames

Systems

MP3MP3 iPodsiPods

PodcastsPodcasts

MyspaceMyspace

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Changing global economy

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New Technologies

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1. & 2.

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The Changing Internet

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Nine blogs are

created every

minute and a blog is updated every half second.

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Collaboration

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The Internet as CPD

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Potential benefits of using the ICT

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Regardless of the content being taught using ICT ensures the

development and consolidation of skills which every child will need in

their future careers.

Regardless of the content being taught using ICT ensures the

development and consolidation of skills which every child will need in

their future careers.

Lower order thinking skillsLower order thinking skills

Higher order

thinking skills

Higher order

thinking skills

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Lower order thinking skillsLower order thinking skills

Information Race

Use email to share answers

and allow collaboration

and peer assessment

Virtual writing framesSorting exercises

Electronic mind-maps

Live Local mapping

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PowerPoint

Pressure Point

Beat the teacher

Simulated newsroom

Virtual Jigsaw

Improving Exam

technique

News-round up

Blogging as a plenary

TV programme

Blogging as a virtual

classroom

Create radio programmes

using podcasts

Design Websites

Film reel using movie

maker

Add the commentary

Higher order thinking skillsHigher order thinking skills

Decision making games

One-slide presentation

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3.

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Problems with using the internet

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Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Overall

Textbooks 6 8 8 6 7 8

General non-fiction

books 5 2 4 5 5 3

Television 3 4 2 3 3 3

Radio 2 3 3 4 2 2

Newspapers 1 1 1 1 1 1

CD-roms 8 5 7 7 8 7

What The Teacher

Says 4 6 5 2 4 4

The Internet 7 7 6 8 6 6

Figure 1): Rank the following according to how much you trust in what they say (8 = most; 1 = least)

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A weblogweblog or blogblog consists of entries or posts arranged in reverse chronological order. Entries usually have text with links to other websites though photos, audio and video may also be included. Many blogs are interactive as readers may leave comments

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Enhancing Learning and

Teaching

Follow up information

from lessons

Communicate when students

are ‘away’

Encourage further

research

Extending learning

Set homework

on-line

Create a link with home

and parents

Post reminders e.g. dates Link to and

network with other schools

Why blog?Allows

anonymous input

Literacy

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Applications

• Student/class portfolio• Peer review• Book reviews• Online poetry / fiction• Blogging artwork• Learning reflections• International exchanges• Past / future blogs• Writing development• Team blogs

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Our (short) history of blogging

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STUDENT FEEDBACK

“The blog is very helpful for lesson

revision e.g. powerpoint

presentations.”

“If you have missed a lesson you can catch up on the

work.”

“Miss puts our homework on the blog so there is no

excuse for not doing it.”

“Using the blog is so helpful to see what your homework is and contact

the teacher if you have any problems.”

“It’s a good way to revise as there is all the presentations

there.”

“We have extra materials including videos and news articles which can help us

with our work.”

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Not tonight,dear …I’m blogging

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Podcasts

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• http://www.downsfm.com/

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Audacity

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Using Interactive Whiteboards and ‘Clickers’

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Perceived effort vs Impact

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Impact

Podcasts

Clickers

Laptops

Blogs

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Impact

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Impact

Blogs

Clickers

Laptops

Podcasts