Posted in Blogging, e-Safety on Mar 14th, 2008 2 Comments »
After my previous rant, I thought I would find out what the big chief’s at Microsoft have to say about blogging safely and this is what I found…
According to studies, and published on Microsoft, half of all blogs today are written by teenagers with 2 out of 3 providing age, 3 out of 5 revealing [...]
Posted in Blogging, e-Safety on Mar 12th, 2008 No Comments »
I think every teacher and parents’ greatest concern would be with child safety when online. The privacy of a child is paramount to any school setting along with protection from improper material or people. This is my greatest concern with podcasting, vodcasting and blogging – protecting the privacy of the children whom I have a [...]
Posted in Blogging on Mar 10th, 2008 No Comments »
The hardest thing with teaching is finding time to prepare for upcomming classes, this coupled with marking, school functions, extra-curricular commitments, and in many instances the running of ones own family can raise the question ‘how can we find the time to work on encorporating technology into our lessons?’
The great thing about technology, and in [...]
