In 1 week’s time, we will be flying to Sydney to participate in the Conference.
Our paper is but one of the many papers that has been brought online, thanks to James Farmer for his hard work and effort.
Getting excited about this trip as we’ll be able to hear and learn from the blogging gurus. Hope to gain as much as possible to return and share the learning.
Upcoming – Launch of National Interschool Blogging Championshop 2005 [NIBC]
Yes! The details has been confirmed! It is just next Friday, 20/5, and the registration booth will be opened from 1330hr onwards. The venue is exciting, the big SG “durian”, yup, you have guessed it, and the exact location is Level 2 Recital Studio.
For schools that have signed up, the registration is open, checked it out here.
It’s going to be exciting, not sure if this is the world’s first blogging competition involving schools. With 50 over schools participating times the number of students in each school. Though not every student will be blogging, but the sheer number of postings should be quite high.
Looking forward to the day when the blogging begins … *Ooo*
MT template(s) resource
Posted a question in the helpdesk and received prompt replies with a tip to this two sites to start off:
1. Blogplates
2. Style Monkey
Most wonderful 🙂
RSS Templates for TypePad Pro/MovableType
Am slow in finding this, but this post in Michael Hanscom’s eclecticism has listed 3 very useful addition to the MT collection templates.
Templates are for generating RSS feeds that gives:
1. Enhanced Feed: Full posts with comments
2. Short Feed: Excerpts Only
3. Comments only feed
Have archived the codes here for future reference.
9th Edublog Workshop for Voila! Schools
Wow! This afternoon at Ai Tong School, we have a lab full of excited students led by their teachers. This is the first edublog workshop where teachers and students are blogging happily away together. Everyone had created a Blogger.com blog, and they were given a demo on how to upload pictures using Hello! and how to create a group blog.
If only we have more time, I would have been able to show them how to use the MS Image Resizer Powertoy to reduce BIG picture files into _small_ files that would be perfect for their blogs.
The slides used for the day is here.
