- Share your class activities with parents and the wider community.
- Involve pupils is publishing to give them an audience for their work.
- Celebrate achievements of pupils.
- Get feedback and connections from around the world.
We now have a tutorial site for making a class blog:
Here is a nice class blog from 2015!
GPS Sensational Sevens! | Gourock Primary’s P7 Blog.
There are lots of help articles, videos ect. on the Blogging Bootcamp blog.
Tips:
- Make sure that you pupils can publish independently, or with the help of older pupils. This makes it much easier to keep your blog up to date. Start a rota.
One of our school’s is looking to create 8 class Blogs and I noticed that there is now an option to bulk create Blogs. From my understanding, this will allow for multiple Blogs to be created, rather than doing them individually. Can someone point me to instructions on how this works and I can pass this onto the school – Thanks Gary Neilson
Hi Gary,
I don’t think this will help. It is designed for e-portfolios or blogs for pupils, we have more details here:
Bulk Creation of e-Portfolio Blogs
The way it works is to take a class or a selection of pupils from a class then to create a blog/e-portfolio with the username as the blog title for each. It will only work once for each username.