Class blogs are more popular than ever! Many educators realize the advantage of having an online space that complements their physical space.
It can be so inspiring to take a virtual peek into other classrooms by checking out class blogs. Visiting other blogs and leaving a comment can be the first step to a wonderful collaboration between classes too.
But where do you find other class blogs to visit?
We have maintained a class blog list on The Edublogger since 2008 and it is always one of our most popular resources.
Whether you’re looking for ideas on how other educators use blogs, seeking lesson inspiration, or wanting to make global connections, our class blog list is a handy reference to bookmark.
Be sure to check out our Edublogger’s Guide to Global Collaboration too. This is a comprehensive resource for moving from an initial connection to a worthwhile global project.
If you’re a Pinterest user, you may like to visit our board where we have added some examples of class blogs that are worth checking out.
We’ve just completed the latest update of the class blog list. We have removed blogs that have been deleted, moved, or haven’t been updated in the last 6 months.
The Class Blog List
The complete Edublogger’s class blog list is embedded below.
The list is separated into:
- Grade or year level, then
- Subject areas such as Maths, Science, English, History etc, or
- Type of blog such as library or school news
The columns on the spreadsheet help you identify:
- Class Blog Title
- Country
- Blogging Since — This is the year that the teacher began blogging with students (perhaps not with the same blog they’re currently using)
- Blogging Platform
- Student Blogs — Class blogs with individual student blogs are listed as “Yes” under this column. Most student blogs can be found on the sidebar of the class blog under the class blog widget or student list. The platform that student blogs are hosted on is indicated in brackets on the spreadsheet (EB = Edublogs, CP = CampusPress, KB = Kidblog and SS = Seesaw)
- Class Twitter account where applicable
- Teacher(s) Name if we have that information
Click on the blog title to visit the class blog!
Click here to open the list in a new tab for easier viewing.
Add Your Details To The List
Is your class blog on this list but you have spotted inaccuracies or missing information? Please leave a comment on this post and let us know what details we need to update.
Would you like to add your class blog to our list? Complete the following form. Your class blog must be public to be added to the list. We update the list twice a year so look out for our next update on The Edublogger towards the end of 2018.
We’d love to hear from you if you have found this list of class blogs helpful.
Hi Kath. Another great post and very useful – blogging is such a fantastic way to generate an audience for children’s learning.. Would it be possible to add our class blogs to the list, please, as they are all active and full of content?
Done! Let me know if I got any details incorrect. Did you want your name listed as the teacher? And should I add the year you started blogging? Thanks!