Educational Weblogs

Within an educational context, weblogs can be used to support a range of activities from individual portfolio through to cohort level knowledge building.

The Secret Lives of Bees

A reader’s guide created by Modern American Literature students at Hunterdon Central Regional High School

Mathematics Learning

A mathematics teacher sharing teaching approaches and strategies with other teachers.

Mrs. Cassidy’s Classroom Blog

Grade 1 class blog from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

ETEC522: Ventures in Learning Technology

Weblog structure serves as the course management system for a distance education, graduate level course.

ASTU400 -Science Fiction and the City

UBC class weblog for student-directed seminar

ETEC521: Indigeniety, Technology and Education

Weblog for students to share research resources – knowledge building site year after year

Public Knowledge Project 2009 – LiveBlogging

Weblog to document a recent international conference.  The entire website was designed and authored by students.

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Annata Evan 08.22.23 at 7:21 pm

Blogs published by or for teachers, blogs maintained for classroom instruction, or blogs written about educational connections policy are common examples. Educators who blog are referred to as edubloggers.

antonio 03.21.24 at 10:56 pm

Explore the power of eaducational connections nyt for growth and learning. Discover tips, strategies, and more

NYT Wordle 06.10.24 at 6:51 am

Nyt Wordle is a word puzzle game that challenges players to guess a five-letter word within six attempts. The game provides feedback with colored tiles indicating if the letter is correct and in the right position, or if it’s part of the word but in the wrong place.

NYT Wordle

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Connections NYT 06.25.24 at 10:37 pm

To play NYT Connections, start by gathering a group of players. Each player takes turns drawing two cards with random words or phrases on them. The goal is to find a connection between the two seemingly unrelated items. Players then have a set amount of time to come up with creative and unique ways in which the two cards can be connected. This encourages critical thinking, creativity, and quick decision-making skills.

Connections NYT

NYT Connections 06.25.24 at 10:42 pm

Connections NYT involves connecting seemingly unrelated words or phrases based on their underlying connections. It encourages players to think outside the box and make creative associations between different concepts. By playing this game, students can improve their cognitive abilities while having a blast at the same time.

NYT Connections

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