Use of Blogs in Leadership
The use of blogs is a new experience for me. This is the first time I've actually used a blog. I have participated in coaching forums for years which is similar to a blog.
As I wrap my head around this new tool I can see this being a great source for administrators to share information and gather important feedback from their staff. Administrators could incorporate blog entries into PLCs and even use blogs to replace PLCs from time to time. While the same information could be used in an email, having the ability to start a topic and then post and follow other posts is much easier done in a blog and a great alternate source of collaboration.
An administrator could also use a blog as a weekly update of school events for all stakeholders to stay current and provide feedback when needed. It could also be used as a type of poll to obtain the thoughts of stakeholders about a new idea or program in the school prior to moving forward with it.
The use of blogs is a new experience for me. This is the first time I've actually used a blog. I have participated in coaching forums for years which is similar to a blog.
As I wrap my head around this new tool I can see this being a great source for administrators to share information and gather important feedback from their staff. Administrators could incorporate blog entries into PLCs and even use blogs to replace PLCs from time to time. While the same information could be used in an email, having the ability to start a topic and then post and follow other posts is much easier done in a blog and a great alternate source of collaboration.
An administrator could also use a blog as a weekly update of school events for all stakeholders to stay current and provide feedback when needed. It could also be used as a type of poll to obtain the thoughts of stakeholders about a new idea or program in the school prior to moving forward with it.
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