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33 Ways to use blogs in your classroom and in the educational setting Drawing a blank on how you might use a blog in your own classroom? Here's a list to jump start your creativity. By no means is this list exhaustive; there are as many ways to use blogs in education as there are to use paper. :) Remember, blogs are a medium, not a genre. Some of these ideas are for the classroom in general, some are for younger students, some are for older students. Some could become group or classroom blogs, others are suited for individual student blogs.

Blogging Statistics and Research1) Important Blogging Statistics2) Pew Internet Blogging Report 3) Pew Internet Teens and Social Media4) ERIC Research Abstract on Student Blogging5) Motivation For Writing Through Blogs 6) Summary of Research on Edublogging, Jeff Felix, Ed.D. 7) CNet's Report: Girls blog, boys post video

Publish and Disseminate Information Seven Blogging Tools Reviewed There are a number of good blogging tools, but choosing among them can be confusing. In this report, we’ll take a detailed look at the top blogging tools and outline key considerations for selecting a platform. A Technical Guide to Anonymous Blogging If you have reason to be worried that what you're posting could endanger your safety, the security measures outlined in this article will help you keep your identity a secret.

The Directory divides the Web 2.0 tools into these main categories: Blogging Tools Blog Monitoring Tools RSS Feed Readers RSS Feed Creators Pinging Tools Podcast Recording Tools Videocast Resources Wiki Tools Social Network & Community Tools Other Tools Web 2.0 Suites

On Friday, we examined the importance of Newton’s 3rd law of motion.  In our discussions, different explanations for the motion of jets and rockets were proposed and considered.

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I interviewed my boyfriend whose grandfather John Kamada spent about three years in the Fresno internment camp. His family was farmers from Fresno during this time. His family along with many others, lost everything including all their property and most of their belongings. Only a couple of months after the attacks of Pearl Harbor his family was taken away from their homes to these camps along with thousands of innocent people. The only things they could take with them were clothes, small musicals instruments, and cameras. He came to the camps on a bus as a teenager with his parents and brother.