Yesterday I blogged about how Irish Class Blogs
can connect with a real audience
through the aggregrate blogs EdBlogsIE and Seas Suas
or by being listed on The Class Blogs Shed on The Literacy Shed.
Otherwise blogging can feel like a solitary experience.
You can read yesterday’s post here.
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Twitter is invaluable for making connections.
When you sign up to the aggregate blogs mentioned above,
each time you post, a tweet detailing this
appears on their twitter feed.
You might considered taking part in
Seomra Ranga’s Signs of Autumn
and Signs of Spring twitter projects.
Click here to read about Digital Art Week
devised by teachers Simon Lewis (Anseo.net),
Damien Quinn (Seomra Ranga) and Fred Boss (PDST),
which also gives class bloggers a great opportunity
to connect with other Irish class blogs.
You can contact Scoilnet, the Department of Education’s
‘portal for Irish Education’
and have your blog added to a substantial list of
Irish Schools That Blog.
Each week during the school term Scoilnet features
Click on this link to Scoilnet,
if you wish to submit your site for consideration
There is a final follow up article on this topic here.