Posterous!

My Tagxedo visualization for my Posterous blogHave you ever heard of Posterous?

Until recently, I had not heard of Posterous.  Heidi Hass Gable (@HHG) introduced it briefly to my Study Group before Christmas. As a result, we decided to focus on Posterous at our Study Group meeting recently. I must say, I am so happy that Heidi introduced this tool to us and here’s why:

- It is very easy to use. Even teachers who know nothing about blogging, will be able to use this tool.

- It saves time!  I can now have students (or parents) email their blog post to the Posterous email account (which I can moderate) and their blog post will automatically be posted on our school’s Success Blog!  How easy (and efficient)!

- It will format all photos you attach to the email – either individually (if less than 5 photos) or in an album (for 6+ photos) automatically.

- If you place a youtube link in the blog, it will automatically embed the actual video directly into the blog.

- I no longer have to set up the actual blog (with my personal passwords) in the individual classrooms for the students to complete, they can simply email me.  Simple.

While I have just started using Posterous, I think that it has so many benefits and I can see many applications for its future use!

If you haven’t already done so, check out Posterous!

** flickr photo by gallagher.michaelsean

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About T. Henriksen

There are many things that define who I am as a person. First of all, I am a mother of 3 wonderful children! I can not express how fortunate we are to have our children in our life! Secondly, I am a Vice-Principal of an elementary school in a wonderful, vibrant, complex, and growing school district. I have worked in this district since 1995, and became a Vice-Principal in 2005. Lastly, I am a person who loves photography. I gain so much enjoyment and satisfaction taking photos. I have learned a great deal about photography since I purchased my first dSLR in 2008. There is so much more to learn though! All three of these things help to describe who I am as a person, but also demonstrate my love of learning - nothing is ever stagnant with any of these. I love to learn!
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