Turn Your Blog Into A Book & Top Posts

Easy blogging for education... View this email in your browser Turn Your Blog Into A Book You and your students have been blogging away all year. You've been writing regularly, documenting class projects, and recording your students' progress. Your blog has been a wonderful way to engage your peers and class parents. And, while it's been challenging at times, you persevered and created a wonderful record full of milestones, photos and moments worth remembering. Whether you want to create a simple PDF version of your blog, or you want to turn it into a glossy, breathtaking, piece of art, there are tools out there that you can use.   Top Posts Of The Week! Help Wanted: Change derekoldfield.edublogs.org This post reflects the frustrations of being a reflective connected educator stuck in a school and evaluation system that does little to empower educators to become better. Read Post Now Photo Credit: Sten Dueland via Compfight cc Summer Brings The Chance To Regain Your Balance christopherwooleyhand.edublogs.org   The modern educator can easily be overwhelmed by the challenges of teaching and leading.  If we don't take the time to renew ourselves on a personal and professional level, we won't be effective in supporting the growth of our students. Summer offers us the chance to "sharpen the saw."     Read Post Now Transform: Snapshots of Contemporary Teaching and Learning Shekou International School The educators from one of our CampusPress networks, Shekou International School, created this interactive book to provide educators with practical examples of contemporary teaching and learning. They wanted to base these ideas within the domains of effective pedagogical practice including feedback, formative assessment, portfolios, inclusivity, visible learning and more. Feel free to use, remix and share in any way you like.   Download Free Book Now Photo Credit: Mr. Theklan via Compfight cc If You Give A Student A Writing Prompt mrsrombachreads.edublogs.org   A terrific example of classes connecting through writing prompts and blogging! Read Post Now For more weekly goodness from Edublogs, check out our Weekly Roundup posts on The Edublogger or follow us on Twitter.  Meet CampusPress: Get Edublogs For Your Entire School! Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Copyright © 2015 Edublogs, All rights reserved. You joined this email list by signing up for Edublogs or by indicating you are interested in blogging - including Student Blogging Challenges, theedublogger.com, The Edublog Awards, and more. Our mailing address is: Edublogs PO Box 163 Albert Park, Victoria 3206 Australia Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences