Rules for blogging
A blog can be very
exciting, it allows people from all over the world to share our learning and
make comments. We need to remember to follow a few simple rules to stay safe
and to get the most out of our blog. It is very important that we understand
how to use the blog and the internet in a secure way. This ties in with
National Curriculum objectives and ICT Key Skills that the children are
expected to learn and apply.
The following guidelines
have been established to ensure the safety of our pupils when blogging. The
guidelines are also reminders of how to use the blog to improve writing and
keyboarding skills.
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Only use your first name when commenting – no
surnames.
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Relatives who leave comments are also asked
to use their first name only or to post comments as “Reena’s Mum” or “Gary’s
Grandfather”.
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Keep safe – don’t reveal any personal
information.
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No text talk – write in full sentences and
read your comments back carefully before submitting.
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Be polite – don’t post anything that could
hurt anyone.
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Always show respect – be positive if
you are going comment and always remember that the blog is an extension of our
school that the rest of the world is able to see.
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All posts and comments are checked by school
staff before they are approved.
If you have any more concerns about the security of the blog then please
feel free to have a chat with your child’s class teacher or Miss Jolliffe, our
ICT co-ordinator.
Miss Cleary i read it,it was very inportant.
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting
ReplyDeleteThe difference between the video and the written story is that Mr. Beaver, Mrs. Beaver's husband had a different kind of sense because in the video he was quite happy and jolly about the four kids being there and in the written story he was serious about getting the White Witch back for all her evil doings. A similarity is that both the video and the written story was that Mr. and Mrs. Beaver both cared about the kids but are worried about Edmund leaving the damn and heading to the White Witch's castle.
ReplyDeleteAnother difference is that both beavers in the movie knew what to do when the wolves broke into the damn, however in the written story they did not so they had to think of a fresh plan at that moment. Another similarity is that in the movie and written story the beavers offered them food and drinks.