Comments for http://blogs4schools.com Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:54:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 Comment on Making it… by clive http://blogs4schools.com/making-it/#comment-7 Sun, 01 Jul 2007 19:45:20 +0000 http://blogs4schools.com/making-it/#comment-7 Thank you for that superb suggestion John. There are, as we said, a few issues to be aware of when it comes to blogging with children but, as you have discovered, it has endless exciting possibilities that make "treading carefully" worth while. Thanks again and all the best Tim Thank you for that superb suggestion John. There are, as we said, a few issues to be aware of when it comes to blogging with children but, as you have discovered, it has endless exciting possibilities that make “treading carefully” worth while.
Thanks again and all the best
Tim

]]> Comment on Making it… by John Rowe http://blogs4schools.com/making-it/#comment-6 Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:51:41 +0000 http://blogs4schools.com/making-it/#comment-6 Firstly, as the headteacher of Hope Primary School, thanks for featuring us in your excellent magazine article. Our pupils in our small (47 pupils) will be thrilled to have their blog rules celebrated this way - thanks. I considered the use of blogger, as your article suggests, but was alarmed by the 'next blog' button which blogger creates - who knows where this button might lead to...? Instead I opted to use an educational blogging organisation called 'ethink'. It's free like blogger, but is ideally suited for schools. I understand edublogs is another educational alternative. I'd be interested to hear what you think. Thanks again. Firstly, as the headteacher of Hope Primary School, thanks for featuring us in your excellent magazine article. Our pupils in our small (47 pupils) will be thrilled to have their blog rules celebrated this way - thanks.
I considered the use of blogger, as your article suggests, but was alarmed by the ‘next blog’ button which blogger creates - who knows where this button might lead to…? Instead I opted to use an educational blogging organisation called ‘ethink’. It’s free like blogger, but is ideally suited for schools. I understand edublogs is another educational alternative. I’d be interested to hear what you think. Thanks again.

]]> Comment on What’s it all about? by clive http://blogs4schools.com/archives/12#comment-5 Wed, 06 Jun 2007 16:35:46 +0000 http://blogs4schools.com/archives/12#comment-5 Hi, this is a sample comment. Adding comments to a page or post on a blog is great as it keeps the blog 'alive' rather than a static unchangeable page on a web site. Hi, this is a sample comment.

Adding comments to a page or post on a blog is great as it keeps the blog ‘alive’ rather than a static unchangeable page on a web site.

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