ICT Conference Blog

write about extra-curricular activities

review music/TV programmes

blog to update alien invasion of school

I think that blogging is a great idea and could be used as part of the school website. It would enable parents, cares and children to share their experiences together. It would be extremely beneficial for working parents who find it difficult to regularly visit the school to enable them to see images and read about what the children have been doing.

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the speakers at the ICT conference today at Haydock. I found Russel’s presentation very interesting and also very scary! There is so much I want to learn about !

I’d like to use blogging to report back on sporting events that have taken place after school so that all the children could have information about the scores, mvp etc.

This blogging lark is great fun!

How about setting up a blog that records the before and after of the new building?

Gobbledeegook is one of the best ways of filling up a post.

Gobbledeegook is one of the best ways of filling up a post.

Gobbledeegook is one of the best ways of filling up a post.

Take photographs and allocate a group to act as reporters for week 1, week 2 etc

I would like to use a blog on our school website to update school newsletters and as a way of showcasing children’s work to their parents.

I think this would be great fun for the children!!!

I would use a blog for the PTFA to network with other PTFA members from different schools.

I would also use blogs for out of school activities i.e. Residential holidays

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Use blog as a plenary to the lesson. Today I learnt… The bit of the lesson I liked best was… The bit that I didn’t get was… What I would like to do next lesson is… I rated the lesson as… (risky)

I would like the children to use blogging in Literacy lessons to replace borrrring recounts! Then the children could peer mark their work through the comments.