A sample of some amazing conversations happening through blogs--
Read the post, click on the comments and join the conversation.
Pia's post on the painting "Life and Death" by Gustav Klimt
Izzy's post on street art by Banksy (speaking of street art, see Max and Rafaele as well)
Nina's post on how girls and boys respond differently to books
A home base for Ms. Christensen's and Ms. DePalma's ELA classes. Check in here to find someone's blog, to access resources for class assignments, or to look for mentor texts.
Showing posts with label The craft of being online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The craft of being online. Show all posts
Monday, January 31, 2011
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Thought provoking: What is an online identity?
Annie in 804 brought up some really interesting thoughts about the whole concept of posting anything online in her inaugural blog post. You should read it HERE and leave comments below about what you think about writing online:
- Is writing online different than in a notebook? In what ways?
- In what ways can writing online be liberating? Limiting?
- Do you think that people are more real online or do we create online personalities that project the best of ourselves? Or something else?
- Do you think that teenagers abuse the freedom that being online gives you on sites like facebook? Do people type things they would never say to a person's face? Do you think this is a good or bad thing? Why?
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