EdBlogger Praxis

ICT in my Classroom

Very cool ways of integrating tech in the 5/6 grade classroom from Tom Barrett.

Link: ICT in my Classroom.

ICT in my Classroom

Space for me to explore my ideas and experiences of ICT in my classroom.

From site:

"I am Tom Barrett and this is my professional blog, a space that will act as a sounding board for my ideas and thoughts on using ICT in my classroom.

I am currently working in a large primary and nursery school in north  Nottinghamshire, England - Robin Hood country!

Year 6 is the class that I am teaching (Grade 5/6) and I thoroughly enjoy the challenge."

Have Fun with English! 2

Teresa Almeida d'Eça has a new award winning blog. She has been a pioneer ed blogger for some years now. Glad to see she won an award for EFL Blog. Saludos a Portugal!

Link: Have Fun with English! 2.

Have Fun with English! 2

A blog for me and my 5th and 6th grade students (2005-2007) in Parede, Portugal.

Mr. Redknap's Grade 4 Class, Oshawa - Grade 4 Homework Board

From our neighbors in Canada comes, comes Mr. Redknap´s 4 Grade Class blog. This is a new blog for this school year. Wishing Neil and his student success this school year.

Link: Mr. Redknap's Grade 4 Class, Oshawa - Grade 4 Homework Board.

Mr. Redknap's Grade 4 Class, Oshawa - Grade 4 Homework Board

This is Mr. Redknap's Grade 4 homework board at Pierre Elliott Trudeau Public School in Oshawa. This page is a daily list of activities that we have worked on in class, as well as a list of reminders or events that are coming up. Any item on the Grade 4 homework board that was not completed during class time will be considered homework for that night.

John @ Sandaig Primary�-�mostly what we are doing with ict in class and some links

John Johnston's teacher blog on how he is intregrating technology at his school. He is integrating podcasting into the classroom.

Link: John @ Sandaig Primary�-�mostly what we are doing with ict in class and some links.

Some notes on what we are doing with ict in Sandaig. Testing of the blog software, some links and notes.

Digital teacher

From England comes primary school technologiest Simon Widdowson

Link: Digital teacher.

For the last six years I have been ICT coordinator at Southwold Primary school, creating and maintaining the school website.

Beliza's Handiwork

Comment: An enjoyable blog from Elizabeth of L.A. I love the clip art and photos that enhances  her personal and educator stories. Enjoy some photos of her in the computer lab. She is a member of the Filipino Educator "Pinoy Teachers Network".

Link: Beliza's Handiwork.

Beliza's Handiwork

Hello Friends! I'm Elizabeth. Take a walk down my avenue of creative expressions. Some of them were passed down to me, and some I wrote myself. I have posted these expressions which symbolize my handiwork in a collage of essays, poetry, photo-captured moments, wandering thoughts and artwork.

TEACHER SOL...blogging from Washington DC

Special Education Teacher Maria Lourdes Solivia Angala of Washington, D.C., shares her thoughts on important topics of the day. She is also a teacher leader in for the Washington Area Writing Project. She  notes that blogging has helped her grow as a professional.

Link: TEACHER SOL...blogging from Washington DC.

Welcome to what I call my "cyber classroom". I am going to present different ideas in my entries. Everyone is welcome to agree or dispute, let's have a healthy discussion, this is a free thinking "cyber classroom". Every one of us is both a student and a teacher. We are at our best when we each teach ourselves what we need to learn.--YOUR CYBER TEACHER--

Simply Science

Simply Science

Simply Science is all about teaching science in the primary or elementary school. This blog is a companion to my Simply Science website which contains most of the teaching content.

New blog that is a science resource blog. Some nice pointers.
Passing this one on to our science resource person.

tBLOG - Awesome Readers and Writers

tBLOG - Awesome Readers and Writers

Ms. Dudiak sent the url for her second grade class blog, "Awesome Readers and Writers" . She has her students addressing the question posted online. This primary blog comes to us from the Frederick County Public School District in Maryland.

Comment: Take a gander and walk around.

tBLOG - BlogHeads

tBLOG - BlogHeads

Nancy Peralta's Intro to Blogging site for the students at her school Great way to motivate thier students to blog.

tBLOG! - blahblahblog

tBLOG! - blahblahblog

This veteran teacher is asking some deep questions regarding the potential use of blogs in the classroom. In particular, she is looking at how blogs can support and engage learners.

A very good read!

Ms. Frizzle: Science Teacher Blog

Joining the pantheon of edbloggers is Ms. Frizzle, a science teacher from the Bronx. http://msfrizzle.blogspot.com/

The adventures of a science teacher in a small public middle school in the Bronx. Apologies to Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen, creators of the Magic School Bus series and the original Ms. Frizzle.

Wishing Ms. Frizzle much success in her adventures in the edblogosphere and with her students.

Primary Bloggin'

The applications for blogging in education, especially for older students, are only limited by imagination. What about blogging for younger students? How can an edublog be utilized in a primary classroom? I wish I had the answer to that question, but that is what I plan to find out this year.

My name is Christopher Wright and I am a third grade teacher. For this school year, I decided to design my classroom website around a content management system (MovableType). I did this for several reasons. 1) I wanted to increase parent/teacher communication through the website. I wanted to give parents a resource and an easy way to communicate with me. A blog helps foster this communication through use of comments and frequent updates. 2) My school district does not allow me to FTP, so keeping a website up to date at school became a challenge, the blogging software take care of that problem. 3) I am familiar with MovableType from my own weblog where I share about my personal experience in education, What in Tarnation?!?!?

So I am looking forward to seeing how my experiment will work out and I will be looking out for other Primary teacher blogs to get ideas from and to share them with you.

I would also like to thank Albert for asking me to be an author here EdBlogger. I can't wait to see what this new tool can do for students and educators.