Blogging will be a part of my classroom (more on this in a later post!). So I needed to find a way to simplify how to collect them and how students can access each other's blog. Flipboard allows me to organize everyone's blog in a central location.
The students can access the classroom collection of blogs very simply. Students will get an account on Flipboard. After I collect all of their blogs in a "magazine", the students will subscribe to the collection. The subscription will give them access to the classroom collection of blogs as soon as they open the Flipboard app on their device.
This is quick, useful and very easy for students to read each other's blog.
When the school year begins, I can post on how it's going. Until then, I can collect the authors I like to read and create a magazine. I'm sure everyone wants to know all of the economics blogs I like to read:
Flipboard only launched its Android app recently. The app allows users to browse through their Facebook, Twitter and Google+ streams, as well as Google Reader feeds in a beautiful flipping manner. It also consolidates and curates a stream of important stories for those who are too busy to go through everything. As a blogger, using this app and browsing through interesting news content daily will give you fresh ideas on what to write about in your next blog post.
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ReplyDeleteFlipboard only launched its Android app recently. The app allows users to browse through their Facebook, Twitter and Google+ streams, as well as Google Reader feeds in a beautiful flipping manner. It also consolidates and curates a stream of important stories for those who are too busy to go through everything. As a blogger, using this app and browsing through interesting news content daily will give you fresh ideas on what to write about in your next blog post.
ReplyDeleteFlipboard only launched its Android app recently. The app allows users to browse through their Facebook, Twitter and Google+ streams, as well as Google Reader feeds in a beautiful flipping manner. It also consolidates and curates a stream of important stories for those who are too busy to go through everything. As a blogger, using this app and browsing through interesting news content daily will give you fresh ideas on what to write about in your next blog post.
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