bloggers

One blogger chosen by "the internet" will win $10,000 US scholarship ...

Thanks to a few bloggers for helping me work out the bugs in the microcontent code. Movie, music, and video game reviews appear to be the most popular. I still haven't, yet, found a sure fire method of aggregating all the reviews - POGE. The FREEoutputthis.org looks promising. Anyway, for the time being, trackback your microcontent posts here.

Students can collect news headlines from a variety of RSS sources using their blog as a news aggregator. Writing about the news is one of the more common uses of a blog throughout the blogosphere. Bloggers blend fact and opinion, rant and satire, sarcasm and criticism, objectivity and subjectivity, style and substance.

CBC RSS feeds. Browse the many RSS feed categories. Select at least one to be added to your blog's sidebar.

• Copy(right-click or control-click) a feed url from CBC RSS feeds.
• Go to Dashboard-->Presentation-->Sidebar Widgets-->Add RSS widgets.
• Drag RSS widget to your sidebar.
• Paste the url into the RSS widget.
• Save and view site.

Click the images. Before iBox After iBox Want to know how? Start a thread in the forum, "How to iBox?". When three STJ bloggers post, let me know and I'll join in with the secret.

What a funny word, "bloggiest". Should I say it is a "most bloggy" start to the year? Does correct English matter in a blog? All students I teach have begun a blog, of sorts. For the most part, I've insisted the content of the blog must be school or course related, the myriad responses to Macbeth fit this category.