I like Kidblog, especially for students who can't remember usernames and passwords but can identify their name.

Write Review

Teacher Review for Kidblog

Jennifer K.
Computer Teacher
North Schuylkill Elementary School
Ashland, United States

My Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Save Changes

My Rating

Learning Scores

Engagement

Pedagogy

Classroom feedback

My Students Liked It Yes

My Students Learned Yes

I Would Recommend It Yes

Setup Time 5-15 minutes

Great for Creation
Further application
Homework
Individual
Knowledge gain
Small group
Student-driven work
Whole class

Great with General

How I Use It

This year, students will be using it as part of a technology challenge that I've set up and to journal about their learning process and progress in a certain project. I'd love to be able to get all of our students blogging to practice their writing skills and having folks from all around the world respond to their writing.

My Take

I really like Kidblog, however, the first time I actually used it with a class, I struggled getting to where the kids could log in. This was totally my fault because I neglected to read the directions. Once I did, I couldn't believe how easy it was to access. By publishing the link someplace all of the students could access, logging in was a breeze, even with my younger students! All they had to do was identify their name and type in the number they already use to gain access to the computer. I still haven't had a real chance to have kids blog and get the world view that publishing can offer them, but Kidblog is a great tool for them to use to experience this. There are many +'s like the security, ease of access, and ease of use. Overall a great product!

I like Kidblog, especially for students who can't remember usernames and passwords but can identify their name.

Learning Scores

Classroom feedback

How I Use It

My Take

Other Teacher Reviews For Kidblog