Tag Archives: blogging

Two Perspectives, Two Sites

Posted on 20 March 2010 by Tod

It’s been more quiet than usual around here. That’s because I’ve been working on a new site hosted at http://istianjinelearning.org/blog/todbaker. I’m calling it IT K5. It’s where I write about classroom and other edtech news from the perspective of a … Continue reading →

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Taking Action to Keep the Discussion

Posted on 20 May 2009 by Tod

More than 400 posts in less than two months. Hundreds of comments. These numbers reveal the zest grade 4 students have for discussing, inquiring, and sharing on their blog Grade 4@IST. This blog was proving to be a valuable complement … Continue reading →

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Tech 20 Follow Up: An iWeb ’09 Review

Posted on 9 April 2009 by Tod

A big thanks to Andy for leading the Tech 20 session this morning. His overview of iWeb led me to read this review by Deborah Shadovitz at Macworld. Review: iWeb ’09 Review | Web Publishing | Macworld – Annotated Apple’s … Continue reading →

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It’s Like Putting Your Blog in the Faculty Lounge

Posted on 3 April 2009 by Tod

This post is here to complete the claim of this blog on Technorati. Technorati Profile By claiming WYB on Technorati, I prove that I am the owner and give Technorati the permission to increase its visibility. Technorati is a blog … Continue reading →

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Want blogging to be transformative?

Posted on 29 October 2007 by Tod

Students need to read blogs! I cannot overstate this fact enough. If you really want blogging to be transformative and you want it to sustain itself as a powerful piece of the classroom environment, it starts with reading blogs and … Continue reading →

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