For our cybersmart today, we are about to create a blog post about some bugs. So I am working with Sofia and she helped me to think some ideas. So this is our work.
What is the problem?
- Nonsense comments
What causes it?
- Nonsense blogs
- They want you to notice them
- They want you to understand what you're trying to say
- Not reading it before they post it
Who does nonsense comments affect?
- Children
- Bloggers
- Your parents
- Family
How does it affect them?
- It can cause trauma to children and make them think that they blog doesn't make any sense
- Your family might get angry when they read that
What needs to be done to solve it?
- Before you post it make sure your spelling is correct
- Reread your comment before posting it
- Make sure it is related to the blog post
- Before posting it, you can ask your teacher if it make sense
- Make them read the instructions before commenting. You can do it by commenting in your own
blog
- Your comment needs to be a helpful feedback
- You can make some posters then stick it around the school
- Post it in social medias about commenting in blogs
- Avoid silly comments
- Don't repeat your comment in another blogs
Please comment some feedbacks so that I know what do I need to improve.
Tuesday, 11 September 2018
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Kia ora Myka
ReplyDeleteI really like how you clearly shared your ideas about the topic and what 'bug' you were working on solving. I know that you can create creative and excellent DLO's so I would have loved to see one of your creations to make you post more interesting.
- Miss Birtch