a. How many weeks of the challenge did you participate in? (1 sentence)
I participated in all of them.
b. How many comments did you receive from classmates, teachers, or other visitors? (1 sentence)
I received one or two on almost all of the posts.
c. Which post did you enjoy writing the most and why? (3 sentences)
I liked writing about music. Because I am very interested in music because I play 2 instruments. and have a dad that plays bass and a brother that plays guitar.
d. Which web tools did you use to show creativity on your blog? (1 sentence)
I used google photos.
f. What did you learn about yourself during this challenge? (3 sentences)
I learned that I don’t really don’t like blogging. As I was doing this challenge I realized that I get bored when I am typing them. And that I would rather be doing other things.
Don’t you play video games a lot? You aren’t bored because you are on a computer; you are bored because the content does not related to you?
Yes that is what I meant.
Hi! Thanks for being part of the blogging challenge. And thank you for being honest. How could this be more fun and relevant for you?
I have been a commenter for several years. I taught grade three and four. Some kids liked it because it was different from their usual school work. Some kids loved it because they found a way to be creative. Some kids were ‘meh’. Others hated the whole thing. Everyone had suggestions on how to make blogging better for them. I loved it because we were the first in my district to have ipads. I love ipads. I also like learning about kids in other countries and other parts of my country.
Marg
Student blogging challenge commenter
1marg.edublogs.org
Student blogging challenge commenter
1marg.edublogs.org
It could be more relevant to me by instead of having like you have to type something on why something something something, it could be more interactive like the music one.