Silly Me! I forgot Thing 3

How might a blog support the work you do? How might you use a blog with students? How might they respond to a blog assignment? What concerns do you have about educational blogging?

So many blogs. So little time. 

I perused through the list of blogs provided by the 23 things administrators. I clicked on as many as I could and breezed through several. I did not find any on art education, but many on tech ed. I did come across a blog called "Qrious." Although outdated, I found one lesson idea very interesting. It incorporates reading and technology through something called "Fake Book." Fake Book is a tool for teachers and students that is used
to chart the plot of a book, the development of a character, a series of historical events, the debates and relationships between people, and so on. It is really neat. You can create a conversation between different characters like a real Facebook page. Very relevant. It would be neat to do this between famous artists throughout history. I believe that students would have a lot of fun with this.

My concerns with educational blogging is the time constraints. I have so many things that I try to fit into my personal life. I have priorities. Family and church come first. I would be concerned that my educational blog would be put on the back burner.