Next TL Café: Sue Waters on the Care and Feeding of Your Blog

by Joyce Valenza | Blogs
Mar 02, 2013 | Filed in Ideas
  Interested in blogging?  The Edublogger herself, Sue Waters, will join the TLCafé on Monday, March 4th  at 8:00 PM ET, for a free Webinar.  (That’s 9am Perth time!) To join us on Monday, click on this participant link. Discussion details: We’ve all been there, either we’ve started a blog and neglected it – feeling some [...]
Next TL Café: Sue Waters on the Care and Feeding of Your Blog  Interested in blogging?  The Edublogger herself, Sue Waters, will join the TLCafé on Monday, March 4th  at 8:00 PM ET, for a free Webinar.  (That’s 9am Perth time!) To join us on Monday, click on this participant link. Discussion details:

We’ve all been there, either we’ve started a blog and neglected it – feeling some deep-seated internal blog guilt or we’ve started a blog and sometimes just don’t know what to post or how to make it grow. Sue Waters . . . is here to the rescue!

Giving practical tips on how to get a blog started, how librarians and educators use blogs, and how to maintain and nurture a healthy blog without stress or guilt.

Get ready for the session by examining Sue’s Teacher Challenge learning opportunities:

Challenge 1: Personal Blogging Challenge 2: Student Blogging Challenge 3: Free Web tools Challenge 4: Building your PLN

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