We know there are many educators who see the benefits of blogging<\/a>, yet feel like they need support to get started or improve their program.<\/p>\n We have an amazing FREE opportunity starting January 15th, 2018!<\/strong><\/p>\n Please note: registrations for this course have now closed. We will let you know of future opportunities for supported courses! In the meantime, check out our Teacher Challenges <\/a>for free self paced professional learning.\u00a0<\/span><\/strong> Unlike our self-paced Teacher Challenge professional learning series<\/a>, this program will offer you a ten week fully supported course.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n This course is designed for educators from anywhere in the world who are working with students.<\/p>\n You might be interested in starting\/improving:<\/p>\n This course would primarily suit:<\/p>\n You will learn how to:<\/p>\n Me! My name is Kathleen Morris and I’m an Australian primary school teacher. I started blogging with students in 2008 and I love helping other educators learn more about blogs. You can read more about my story in our Global2 post.<\/a><\/p>\n We will also have support from our fantastic team at Edublogs and some other members of the educational blogging community.<\/p>\n REGISTRATION OPENS:<\/strong>\u00a0Now! Scroll down to find our registration form.<\/a><\/p>\n REGISTRATION CLOSES:<\/strong> January 14th or earlier. We will only be able to accept a limited number of participants so we can provide support to everyone involved. Get in quick to avoid missing out!<\/p>\n WEEK ONE:<\/strong> Begins Monday January 15th.<\/p>\n WEEK TEN (FINAL WEEK):<\/strong> Begins Monday 19th March.<\/p>\n Edublogs is run by teachers for teachers and we have always had support at the forefront of the service we provide. For example, we offer all our Edublogs and CampusPress users free 24\/7 email support.<\/a><\/p>\n Our self-paced Teacher Challenge courses <\/a>have been popular with educators for many years. These are not going away and we will continue to monitor and update them. If you prefer to work at your own pace and pick and choose what you want to learn about, these are the courses for you.<\/p>\n We know there are many educators who would like coaching, support and accountability<\/strong> to set up a class blog that will enhance their students’ learning. This is exactly what Better Blogging With Students will offer.<\/p>\n As well as having me as your own coach, you will have the advantage of a likeminded community through our private Facebook group!<\/p>\n Apart from the following essentials, all you’ll need to bring to this course is a willingness to learn, share and connect!<\/p>\n You certainly don’t need advanced skills with technology. As long as you can navigate your way around the internet, you’re good to go.<\/p>\n The two main components you will need are:<\/p>\n All participants in our ten week course will be issued with a certificate of completion that outlines the modules covered and the time frame.<\/p>\n We expect to have participants from all over the world. Naturally, different schools and districts have different criteria for awarding professional development credit. Therefore, we can’t guarantee our certificate will comply with your school’s specific PD criteria. But we hope it does! This will be an amazing learning opportunity.<\/p>\n You can relax and look forward to the fun beginning on January 15.<\/p>\n We’ll be emailing you a few days before the launch of our course with the course overview, links to our blog and Facebook group plus everything else you need to know.<\/p>\n Feel free to share this information with any friends or colleagues who might be interested.<\/strong><\/p>\n Please leave a comment if you have any questions about the course.<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We have an amazing free opportunity starting January 15th, 2018! 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