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Comments for Kids
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This is my response to the Comments For Kids assignment. I had to go to the blogs of 3-5 kids and leave them comments. The first comment left was for the talking watermelon. My comment seems to have dissapeared though. YAY!!!!! The second comment I left was for Elizabeth. https://elizabethyland.blogspot.com/2016/11/activities-outside.html#comment-form My third comment was for Bryan. My comment appeared, but my name and my blog don’t show up with it even though I entered them. https://tbryana.blogspot.com/2016/11/week-4-gaia-hypothesis.html It was an interesting experience, but overall, it really wasn’t dramatically different from commenting on the blogs of other adults. I think it is ...
Comments for Kids
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This section has focused on the future of learning, and with that in mind I tried to pick out an appropriate DS106 assignment. Right away I saw “Comments for Kids” and knew it was perfect. After reading the Gardner Campbell article (and responding) I felt like this fit very much with what he was saying… except these kids, who are already creating online identities through blogging, aren’t even in high school. Although I mentioned that my experience creating online also started in middle school, it had nothing to with any classes and I was never given the opportunity to “blog” ...
COMMENTS FOR KIDS ASSIGNMENT
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This was an assignment we were to do from the DS106 website called “Comments for Kids located HERE. the blogs I chose to comment on were: Lamillya’s blog at http://le7tres.edublogs.org/2012/03/09/seuss-books-by-dr-suess/#comment-16 Ayden’s blog at http://blogs.csdvt.org/techkidayden/2011/12/01/my-book/#comment-39 Lilly’s blog at http://blogs.goaj.org/lillianbobcat/2012/04/01/mary-anning-fossil-finder/#comment-18 Hmmm… describe my experience, huh? Well…I don’t know, I just got through writing the comments, so, there’s not much to describe. I was kind of amazed at some of the things these kids are doing at their age. I mean… I didn’t see anyone that actually listed their age in their “About” sections, Lilly had a picture on hers, but other than ...
DS106: Comments For Kids
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The Assignment In the Writing Assignments, I found the assignment which is called Comments For Kids by Bill Genereux. This is the first time to do writing assignment. The assignemnt read: Visit the Student Blogging Challenge website. Click on the Participants menu to find a list of kid bloggers who are participating in the challenge. There are blogger children from many different countries all around the world. Find 3-5 young bloggers, visit their blogs, and offer them your encouragement. For ideas on what to say, see How to compose a quality comment, courtesy of Linda Yollis’ 3rd grade class in ...
The Beginning
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TweetMy second ds106 assignment was Comments for Kids. Basically, the idea behind it is to encourage kids who are blogging to keep it up. The ds106 site also give you a quality comment guide link, to a site made by a third grade class. (Can I just add here that I have no idea what to do with life when third graders are creating web content?) To start with, I went to the list of participants. I have to say, my shock level was sky high when I realized that the youngest was only six. In some ways, this entire ...
Comments For Kids
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Visit the Student Blogging Challenge website. Click on the Participants menu to find a list of kid bloggers who are participating in the challenge. There are blogger children from many different countries all around the world. Find 3-5 young bloggers, visit their blogs, and offer them your encouragement. For ideas on what to say, see How to compose a quality comment, courtesy of Linda Yollis' 3rd grade class in California. When you are finished, write a post on your own blog describing your experience. Who knows? You might give much needed encouragement and support at just the right time. You ...