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Interested in getting started with a classroom blog but not sure where to start? How do you protect students and help them learn how to properly use a global forum like a blog? What can be done to improve the quality of student writing on your blog? Here are some tools I use for developing a class blog. I've included student/parent guidelines for online safety, a parent letter, two rubics that can be used to give both formative and summative assessments, and two examples of student assignments.
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Scipi (TpT Seller)
An excellent guide for blogging. I appreciate the rubric that is included.
April 21, 2012 
Katherine (TpT Seller)
I love this resource! Very creative idea to include instructions on how to get started blogging in your classroom. Thank you for sharing! :)
Katherine
Katherine
April 21, 2012
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