Head on Over to Room18TIS & The Adventures of Kawekakea

Posted on March 18th, 2008 in Kawekakea, Learnerblogs, blogging by mshrm18  Tagged , ,

Now that learnerblogs has just about as much on offer as edublogs …… and wikispaces is still pretty awesome for teachers and students ……….

We’re shifting most of our Class blogging “Stuff” over to Room18 TIS & The Adventures of Kawekakea

The “hub” of our classroom is our fabulous wikispace:  room18tis

Ms H has been making sure that everything here is available over at both of those sites before she finally closes this one down.

Thanks for stopping by every now and again.  We really appreciate you taking the time to read what we’re up too!

Young Writers 07

Posted on October 11th, 2007 in Kawekakea, Learnerblogs, blogging, youngwriters07 by mshrm18

Mr B and Ms H have made a wiki where teachers from all around the world can add their classroom blogs and/or their students blogs so that other classrooms can read and comment on them.  We really want to help start conversations between young writers who are blogging.  There is nothing more exciting than the knowledge that you have a real audience - real people reading YOUR blog!

So go ahead and see what students are blogging about and make someone’s day by leaving them a comment!  Links are below.

Room18 TIS & Kawekakea  (That’s our class writing blog)

Young Writers 07 Wiki 

Our Class Blog over at Learnerblogs

Posted on March 23rd, 2007 in Kawekakea, Learnerblogs, Scribe of the Week, podcasts by mshrm18

Our class blog hosted at Learnerblogs is now up and running.  Go on over and take a look.  Very soon you’ll be able to read all about our class mascot, Kawekakea, and his adventures. There will be podcasts to listen to, short videos to watch, student’s work to take a look at and comment on, and the “Scribe of the Week” posts to read. We hope it grows like we’re growing in our digital classroom. Those are just a few of our ideas to get started.

I did think seriously about having our blog run from here but I decided that I wanted to keep this blog space running like a central portal.