Comments on: AM4AS: Scenes identified and summarised http://en36.edublogs.org/2008/08/19/am4as-scenes-identified-and-summarised/ An opportunity for re-visiting, and re-discussing, classwork Thu, 18 Sep 2008 04:03:31 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: uhsliteracy http://en36.edublogs.org/2008/08/19/am4as-scenes-identified-and-summarised/comment-page-1/#comment-18 uhsliteracy Thu, 18 Sep 2008 04:03:31 +0000 http://en36.edublogs.org/?p=70#comment-18 Dear Ms Dominico, this is a great blog! I started one as an experiment this year (with mixed results), but I've forwarded a link to your site to my students also - I hope that's ok! My blog can be viewed at www.beekman3.wordpress.com. I'll probably use edublogs next year, though - I wasn't aware of it when I started blogging. Each of my students (theoretically at least) has a blog / online workbook too - I keep them on pageflakes so I can see any new posts (a bit like RSS, but with full security / privacy for student work). If you're interested to see how this works, let me know. Mr. (Paul) Beekman University High School Parkville Dear Ms Dominico, this is a great blog! I started one as an experiment this year (with mixed results), but I’ve forwarded a link to your site to my students also – I hope that’s ok! My blog can be viewed at http://www.beekman3.wordpress.com. I’ll probably use edublogs next year, though – I wasn’t aware of it when I started blogging. Each of my students (theoretically at least) has a blog / online workbook too – I keep them on pageflakes so I can see any new posts (a bit like RSS, but with full security / privacy for student work). If you’re interested to see how this works, let me know.

Mr. (Paul) Beekman
University High School
Parkville

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