The Student Blogging Challenge runs twice yearly. A new Challenge starts March and September, each year.
It is made up of a series of 10 weekly tasks all designed to improve blogging and commenting skills while connecting students with a global audience.
The Challenge is open to both class blogs and to individual student bloggers from all over the world and of all ages – blogs don’t need to be hosted by Edublogs to participate!*
Participants can complete as many of the tasks as they like and in any order.
The Student Blogging Challenge is coordinated by Sue Wyatt, Sue Waters and Ronnie Burt.
Here is where you can read more about the Student Blogging Challenge:
Check out who is participating in March 2012:
Register for the March 2012 Challenge here
- Your class blog
- A student blog
- As a mentor for a group of students
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Hi, I just wanted to let you know for challenge number 1 I found that DominiqueS had a very interesting blog and I really enjoyed reading it. She lives in the USA and heres the link to her page http://dominiquelovestoread.edublogs.org/ Thank you.
-Theresa
Thanks
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I don’t get it. I signed up for the challenge but don’t seem to be getting any questions or a weekly challenge. What am I doing wrong. Thanks!
Mr Watkins,
On the right sidebar of this blog is the heading ‘Latest Challenge Posts’. This is where you find the weekly challenges. Three have been posted so far. There is also a badge you can put on your blog to show your class is participating.
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