Quadblogging from Kate Todd
Quadblogging was started by David Mitchell, who is deputy headteacher at Heathfield Primary School in Bolton, UK. It was started as a way of addressing the need for a blog to have an audience.
Quadblogging is a way of sharing what is happening in the classroom with three other schools. Each class' blog takes a turn at having the focus upon them. The other classes comment on the focus class' blog. It is authentic feedback from other students, who are from other parts of the world.
There are many ideas that can be obtained and shared through Quadblogging. How work is presented, how writing can be improved, how thoughts can be expressed, are all part of the quadblogging experience. The comments left by other students have been proven to improve children's writing, as they receive feedback.
Quadblogging was started by David Mitchell, who is deputy headteacher at Heathfield Primary School in Bolton, UK. It was started as a way of addressing the need for a blog to have an audience.
Quadblogging is a way of sharing what is happening in the classroom with three other schools. Each class' blog takes a turn at having the focus upon them. The other classes comment on the focus class' blog. It is authentic feedback from other students, who are from other parts of the world.
There are many ideas that can be obtained and shared through Quadblogging. How work is presented, how writing can be improved, how thoughts can be expressed, are all part of the quadblogging experience. The comments left by other students have been proven to improve children's writing, as they receive feedback.
Both Presentations are sourced from the quadblogging website: http://quadblogging.net/
Have you signed up for Quadblogging? Do you see any benefits with Quadblogging? What response do you think the students will have?
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