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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Website Communication = Comments
Collaborative learning depends on communication and through a website that is done by leaving comments. Today's warm-up is very simple - leave a comment below answering this question: what rules/guidelines should we have for leaving comments, either on this site or on your personal sites?
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We should allow comments from people in biology at Hebron on both, our personal sites and on this site.
ReplyDeleteOnly positive critiques
ReplyDeleteOn topic, appropriate. Report anything not appropriate. Use your common sense.
ReplyDeleteYour answers should be appropriate and on topic. Don't be rude, but if you need to correct what someone posted, be nice about it. Be respectful of the work that others have posted, and think before you post.
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be helpful in some way (either constructive critism or advice and pointers).
ReplyDeletePeople should comment on each other's sites three times, but only when there is a major blog due.
ReplyDeleteDon't be obnoxious about your questions; only ask legit questions.
ReplyDeleteQuestions should be questions that you actually have and answers should be just that. An answer. Not a mean comment towards someone just because they don't know something. Comments should also be positive.
ReplyDeleteAny comments posted should be useful and relevant. Be respectful with your responses.
ReplyDeleteIt should be appropriate and when you leave a negative comment you should explain why it's bad or something like that
ReplyDeleteDon't ask silly questions and answer the question without being rude
ReplyDeleteWe should be able post on other peoples sites if there in our biology class
ReplyDeletePeople should be required to comment three times, but only on major blog posts.
ReplyDeletePositive comments only. We should allow people to comment only if they go to Hebron
ReplyDeleteBe respectful in your question and don't single anybody out if they get something wrong.
ReplyDeleteWhen you comment on a post, you should say something related to that topic.
ReplyDeletePeople should be able to post whenever as long as it's helpful
ReplyDeleteWe should be able to post on other peoples site if there in our biology class
ReplyDeleteWhen you comment, you should say something related to that topic.
ReplyDeleteQuestions should be on the topic not some random question. Also make sure critiques should be positive and helpful in some way
ReplyDeleteWhen leaving a comment you should be appropriate and put a good reason why your commenting and always write a full sentience for the comments .
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be over subjects taught in class, and everyone should be respectful of others opinions. No profanity also.
ReplyDeleteSay positive things as well as how the post can be improved iif you're commenting on how well they did.
ReplyDeleteBe professional; we're all here to learn.
ReplyDeleteNo inappropriate comments should be made. Also we should be respectful of each other.
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be school appropriate and when you criticize something it should be constructive and not completely negative.
ReplyDeleteEverything you type should have meaning and must not say anything bad about anyone or anything unless they have a valid reason.
ReplyDeletethe comments you post should be honest but not rude ����
ReplyDeletenothing offensive. critiquing s okay and it should be open to all opinions.
ReplyDeleteWhen someone comments or asks questions they should use proper grammar.
ReplyDeleteOnly leave comments that are relevant to the topic we are discussing in class.
ReplyDeleteBe strait forward, but don't put others down, and don't be mean or annoying.
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be school appropriate and should have something to do with the question at hand.
ReplyDeleteBe serious about what you comment and no joking around
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be appropriate and on topic
ReplyDeleteDon't be obnoxious and offensive to other people's comments and opinions. Stay light, positive, and on topic
ReplyDeleteComment positively and if someone is wrong, in a nice polite manner, help and correct them to help them learn
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be funny but appropriate to the subject.
ReplyDeleteComments should be helpful, not hurtful
ReplyDeleteBe appropriate and try not to offend anyone
ReplyDeleteI believe all comments should be related to science and school appropriate
ReplyDeleteNo one should be rude and the answer should relevant to the topic.
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ReplyDeleteI think we should have comments that are appropriate and related to science in some way.
ReplyDeleteConstructive comments
ReplyDeleteBe respectful and have serious conversations.
ReplyDeleteStay on topic add rich and mind churning comments don't post anything negative rude or off topic .
ReplyDeleteAll comments should be specific, not relating to anything but the subject at hand.
ReplyDeleteI think that you should be nice.
ReplyDeleteDon't just spew out random words, actually try to be helpful or answer the question.
ReplyDeleteDon't make the comment seem harsh. Be nice and constructive but be honest. If you think that there post wasn't good, tell them in a nice way
ReplyDeleteMake comments that help the person, not just criticizing .
ReplyDeleteThings shouldn't get out of hand and don't be provocative(you know who you are) or explicit
ReplyDeleteYou should be clear on what you're commenting/questioning
ReplyDeleteBe school appropriate and comment only about things related to science
ReplyDeleteComment to help others, not to discourage them. Be positive in your response. We are helping our peers learn.
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