Blog Commenting

IALT: leave positive and helpful comments on my peers blogs.

In being a consistently positive, and helpful peer.. along with friend I believe I should comment on my peers blog giving them both of the feedback and feedforward I can give, and they can take.

I decided to comment on one of my classroom peers blog (Willow). He only just started his blog a few ago when he entered Tamaki Primary as a year 8 student. 

WILLOW'S BLOG SCREENSHOT.. ↑

As you can see he has accidentally overlapped his image by editing the image size of this particular image to large, other than to small or medium.

MY COMMENT.. ↑

I tried my best to include feedback and feedforward. I do hope I left him some a positive comment and I hope he continues to keep blogging and striving to achievements.

My biggest challenge was finding the words to explain my feedback/feedforward. His blog post was all about being positive, and positively reflecting on what happened during. But I do wish for him to re-read, and double check.. and maybe even specify his blog posts more.

My next steps in blog commenting is for me.. to give him advice in order for him to strive further in success, and in succeeding.

How do you think you can help me and Willow in our individual blogs?

Please leave a comment down below.

Muchly Appreciated.

📝Blog Commenting @ Ana's Blog 📝

IALT: comment helpful thoughts, and feedforward on my peers blog.

Today I commented on Ana's blog. The blog post I decided to comment on was a blog post about her Fitness reflection. As I was reading I found everything I was looking for such as...

• Learning Intention
• Goal
• Challenges

And much much more. 

I couldn't spot anything I would have changed or added, if anything the main thing I found was important things I think she needed to be praised on! Maybe, I wasn't able to find anything to give her feedback on but maybe you will so in order for you to view the blog post I commented on to leave Ana some feedback click HERE, to guide you onto Ana's blog.

My main goal in blog commenting on Ana's blog was to spot more of the feedforward than the feedback. Usually when I am blog comment I tend to always find things they could have improved on, but in this blog post not only was my goal achieved but I was able to only identify the good things she did!

My next steps in blog commenting is to tend to comment more on not only my Quad Blogging buddies from other schools, but to also keep track of commenting on my peers, and friends blog from my own school!

What are your thoughts on this?

Please leave a comment down below, and I look forward in viewing your future comments, feedback, and feedforward!

Many Thanks!

📝Quad Blogging - Aaliyah @ Saint Puis X 📝

IALT: supportively leave comment with positive feed forward, and feedback on my Quad Blogging buddies blog!

Today I deiced to leave a comment on one of my Quad Blogging Buddies blogs.. Aaliyah from Saint Puis X. The blog post  read about was a DLO she had created of her Garden Idea(s) for her school. She talked about the things she thinks her school garden needs. The 2 main idea's or slides I found in her DLO of a Google Drive Application - Google Presentation were..

• Why do Danvers Carrots need?
• What does Leaf Lettuce need?

I find her presentation engaging in various ways but I did find things she could improve on next time which you will find as you view and read my comment!

Here is a screenshot of the DLO she created using Google Presentation!

And also here is a screenshot of the comment I made on her blog...

As I was blog commenting I found a difficulty which was trying to spot her challenges in completing this task for me to leave feedback. But gratefully I was able to find things she could improve on next time!

The one thing I found very enjoyable and fun was having the ability to understand her view. I felt as if the feedback I was giving her was easy but one step at a time! 

What are your thoughts on how I could improve more when it comes to blog commenting? 

Please leave me a comment down below, but if you would like to leave Aaliyah a comment feel free to by clicking HERE!

Thanks for viewing... :)

📝 Blog Commenting 📝

IALT: find more of my peers blogs to blog comment on!

As a helpful, supportive peer I have decided to comment on another one of my peer's learning blogs. Today I commented on Matthew's blog! The post I commented on was about the experince of his last Kiwisport lesson. Which I witnessed myself! As I was reading his reflection I really enjoyed reading something other than my friends, and my quad blogging buddies blogs! I found this as not only a way for me to leave helpful comments on my peers, and classmates blogs but also a way in educationally interactively with one another not just through physical contact but online, on our personal school educational blogs.

Matthew's Blog Post:

My comment on Matthew's Blog Post:

If you would like to leave Matthew personal educational feedback and feedforward, on his blog please click HERE!

Something that I enjoyed about doing this task was leaving positive feedback, and feedforward on someone's else's blogs other than my close friends, and quad blogging buddies.

Something that challenged me while completing this task was leaving Matthew some feedback. I found that he did a excellent job on his blog post.. but then I thought about how I would blog the reflection and I found my challenges as one!

What are your thoughts on this article?

How do you think I can improve more?

Please leave a comment below, and I will look forward in getting back to you!

Many Thanks...

🗨️Blog Commenting @ Falakiko's Blog 🗨️

IALT: reflect on the new skills I have developed while blog commenting on my peers blogs!

So after reading and commenting on my peer Ana's blog I have done some more individual classmate blogging. Just with another person which is "Falakiko". The blog post I decided to comment on was a blog post about an article he had reflected on! He wrote about how he found this article on newshub but as I was reading I was able to easily identify typos, or writing errors. Therefore instead of seeing those so called "errors" or "typos" as mistakes I decided to turn into things he could work on next time! And I did that by leaving helpful feedback, and supportive feedforward.

Next time I hope for my peers, and classmates to be blog commenting on my work as I am with their very own personal educational blogs.

But it's not just what I think if you would like to visit Falakiko's blog please click HERE and it will lead to his blog...

Please leave a comment below, and I would look forward in getting back to you on that!

Many Thanks!

💬 Blog Commenting @ Ana's Blog 💬

IALT: reflect on how I was able to develop the skills of deeply thinking about more in commenting on other's of my peers, and classmates blogs.

After reading a deeply descriptive blog post about a Matariki word search creation I've made a helpful, positive, comment involving feedback, feedforward, and also what I personally think this person should add in next time. This person's blog is Ana, and no not from Point England as I have quite repetitively blog commented on her blog but Ana as in a year 8 student who attends Tamaki Primary, and is in not only the same year level as me but also the same class, gender, and is involved with things that I am in! So I guess we have a lot of things in common!

Now, as I have left feedback and feedforward on Ana's personal learning blog I hope to see that she might be blog commenting on my blog! As year 8 students I hope we can actively, and consistently blog comment on one another's blog!

Anyways, please leave a comment down below.

Many Thanks!

📝Blog Commenting - @ PES 📝

IALT: share with my audience the new skills I have discovered which is commenting on an blog post with absolutely no description!

Blog commenting on year 6 student's blog from Point England, is really difficult for me. It has been 1 month that I have been waiting for new blog posts to come but it hasn't! So I thought I'd so something about it because surely, I couldn't be the only one reading her blog and wondering, creating and discovering new questions on her work. I commented on her latest blog post which was published on the 12th June this year. Her blog post was about emoji's. It was basically to me a game meant for entertaining, but I do believe with a little bit of supportive feedback she could get to the stage she can, and deserves to be at!

Anyways viewing Ana's blog yourself could be as easy as a click of button! Wait a minute, it is! Click HERE to which a link provided for you to view Ana's blog post.

Do you have any feedback and feedforward for Ana?! Please do comment on her blog as well as mine and a lot of appreciation will be because of you!

Anyways, please leave a comment below! 

& also thanks for you for viewing!

(Many Thanks)