second blog

Today i surved a little around trying to find teaching material. And looking at blogging more. Intersting site for this is http://www.weblogg-ed.com/ I still have to learn better how to integrate links. I think this program has a "blog-it" like the google-bar, which would be helpful.

I wonder if anybody has knowledge about a blog-tutorial

Weblogg-ed - The Read/Write Web in the Classroom :

Ok, my first try with BlogThis from the Google toolbar. Seems to work wonderfully. I have chosen the site weblogg-ed (see link below) because it is on blogging and education. I also highlighted a section on that page because it contains stuff to follow up:



Weblogg-ed - The Read/Write Web in the Classroom :: "I've started playing with del.icio.us a bit more of late, especially as a place to quickly save things I want to read or write more about in the future. Yesterday, I saved a link to Ken Smith, who by the way has been blogging great guns of late. Today, when I went back to del.icio.us, I noticed someone else had linked to the same post. Turns out it was Paul Allison, who I have written about here before and who has a pretty nice list of tagged sites of his own which, of course, I had to start clicking around in. Which led me to pfhyper who has an extensive list of tags, including my meme of the day: socialsoftware. Which led me to TagCentral, (which I immediately Furled) a site where you can put in a tag and get the latest saved links and photos with that tag from a whole slew of sites. Which, when I put in education, led me to this story from NPR on Big Picture Schools that included this great description that flowed right out of my previous post:"

starting up

dear students.

this blog should enable us to extent work beyond the classroom, something you all surely crave for ;-)

on the other hand it allows you to create what is discussed and how.

and I don't know where it will go from here. will it die away quickly? or will it thrive.

its (also) up to you!

Klaus Rieser