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- Describing famous people and having the other class guessing who is was
- Giving eye-witness statements (working in pairs)
- We always gave positive support about the
- students’ performance by posting feedback onto
- the blog
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- Visit us at
- http://fromstemtostern.blogspot.com
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- Not at all. It is quite teacher friendly.
- With Blogger it is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
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- Go to www.blogger.com .
- Click on the orange arrow to create an account.
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- Choose a user name (This is not the name of your blog. It is only a name
to log into your account with blogger).
- Choose a password.
- Choose a display name (This is the name you sign your posts with).
- Insert your e-mail address.
- Indicate that you have read and understand Blogger's Terms of Service.
- Click on the orange arrow to continue.
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- Provide a title (Don’t worry, this can be changed at anytime).
- Usually your title is part of your blog address. However, this is
getting harder to do because so many people are blogging. Just be
imaginative and try to create a blog address that will be easy for your
students to remember.
- Insert word verification (this is a security measure).
- Hit the orange button to go to the final step.
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- Hit to create
the blog.
- (remember: you can always change the template at a later date)
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- Once the blog has been created just start posting
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