- Use a layout that is professional. It shouldn't be too complicated, and all uploaded images should be appropriate.
- Share anyone's work without his or her permission.
- Make sure that the text is easy to read with the background. The colors should not clash and should be easily seen from a distance.
- Use a variety of media. Incorporate as much media as possible: YouTube videos, pictures, and music are great! Don't just use text.
- Go more than a couple of weeks without posting. Keep your blog consistently updated in order for parents to stay up to date.
- Provide a place for parents and guardians to provide comments/questions/feedback.
- Add personal information about yourself or the school, or only allow particular people to see the blog in order to promote privacy of students and parents.
- Ensure that past posts are available for viewing in case of questions.
- Use complex words or phrases - if your students are old enough to use the blog for themselves, they should be able to understand everything that you are posting.
- Share your blog with other teachers and administration! Let other's see what it is that you're doing in the classroom, and how you are keeping in touch with parents.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Top Ten Points for Blogging
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