Last week was supposed to be a routine C4T assignment. However, I encountered a few problems with the assignment. I commented on Anthony Capps' class blog called St. Elmo Explorers. The first problem was that I had to search extensively for a place to leave a comment. When I finally found a good post, I left a comment. When I pressed the submit button, my comment disappeared. I originally thought that it was just in some sort of mediating process, so I did not create a summary draft. I thought I could just come back this week and recover the memory of what my comment was. I was wrong. Unfortunately, I don't remember much about my comment. I do remember asking a few questions about Anthony's use of blogging in his classroom. How do I keep my comments from disappearing in the future?
St. Elmo Explorers is a place where Anthony Capps posts assignments, resources, and prompts for his history class at St. Elmo school. Each of his students have their own blogs as a means for rough writing with public critique. I think Anthony's concept of how blogging can be used as a tool in the classroom is ideal for what I want to do with my classroom.
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