This workshop provides school leaders an opportunity to establish or develop a blog to influence professional development, community engagement, and student engagement. Participants will learn how to use blogging to lead by example and promote ongoing learning. The workshop leader is a deputy principal in a NSW high school who has been blogging in education since 2004. The workshop will discuss best practices for blogging and using blogs to network, grow professionally, house resources, and lead from the front.
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Leading And Blogging
1. Third National Leading a Digital School Conference
Leading & BloggingLeading & Blogging
Darcy Moore
2. This practical workshop will present
leaders and aspiring leaders an opportunity
to establish/develop a blog and use it to
influence professional development,
community & student engagement, as well
as thought. Participants may choose to
continue this workshop online at home and
ongoing support is provided.
3. Deputy Principal in a state high school of
nearly 1000 students in NSW (since 2006)
Formerly an English teacher HT
Two young daughters in pre-school and
kindergarten
Partner, also an English teacher
Writing about and using blogs in education
since 2004
7. What are you doing to walk the walk?
How are you leading by example?
What will develop or change post-
conference?
8. Do any of the following quotes resound
with you considering your role as a
school leader? Why?
How would your colleagues and staff
respond? Are they fair? Are they funny?
9. The illiterate of the 21st century will not be
those who cannot read and write, but those
who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.
Alvin Toffler
21. Few things are harder to put up with than
the annoyance of a good example.
22. Network with others
Personal and professional growth
Online presence and identity
Warehouse professional resources
Learn new skills
Lead by example
Its fun
24. about being a perfect
blogger/leader:
Ring the bells that still can ring.
Forget your perfect offering.
Theres a crack in everything
Thats how the light gets in.
Leonard Cohen