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most teacher and student friendly blog site
Submitted by dwhite6952 on Tue, 02/19/2008 - 11:29pm.
Fri, 02/22/2008 - 8:19pm
Our county allows us to use www.gaggle.net and http://edublogs.org/ for free controlled blogging options. Not sure of the easiest one though.
Sat, 02/23/2008 - 10:34pm
thanks for your info, that's what i found at a state conference in Tucson in late January.
my disrict however, as many others may be, wants to control EVERYTHING!
and so during our statewide testing next week, i'll see if we have access through the district computers- i do not have a lot of faith.
but thanks for confirming the 2 i will try.
darc
Sat, 02/23/2008 - 10:35pm
thanks for your info, that's what i found at a state conference in Tucson in late January.
my disrict however, as many others may be, wants to control EVERYTHING!
and so during our statewide testing next week, i'll see if we have access through the district computers- i do not have a lot of faith.
but thanks for confirming the 2 i will try.
darc
Sat, 02/23/2008 - 10:35pm
thanks for your info, that's what i found at a state conference in Tucson in late January.
my disrict however, as many others may be, wants to control EVERYTHING!
and so during our statewide testing next week, i'll see if we have access through the district computers- i do not have a lot of faith.
but thanks for confirming the 2 i will try.
darc
Steve-
how r ya, anyhoo???
my district IT "guru" says the ONLY DISTRICT APPROVED way to blog, with their control, is through our school server webpages.
YUCKO!!!!
so, hypothetically, if i were to go off the grid, which is the friendliest to use, easiest access? and i do NOT mind paying for it.
regardless, my kids will not be able to access while at school, hence (the dilemma)- and the wish NOT to be supervised or told what i can and cannot put on there, well, that's all me, and my own issue with authority figure...no therapy needed, i accept it.
only child syndrome (i;m guessing)
darc ;-}