The Beautiful Blogs were designed by an educator, a parent, and a social media super-user. Whether you’re a student, a teacher, a parent, or just someone who likes to keep your finger on the pulse of what’s happening (and what’s not) in Illinois schools, The Beautiful Blogs is where you should be.
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All 5,517 public and private schools in Illinois are on this system,
but it was designed to work in individual classrooms!
Why not just use Facebook as a blog?
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Teachers: Create a group for your classes and start blogging. Use of this system is free of charge and free of advertising, unless schools approve and sell the ads themselves! It’s best to maintain a regular schedule of posting so people know what to expect. Once you create groups and start posting, your students and parents will always be able to participate for free. As Web developers and journalists, we want to know how we can bring our expertise to help you and your students best.
So start blogging today, and let us know what you think! Let our professional Web developers & journalists take care of the technical details. Give teachers, students, & parents back the time they need to do what they do best: learn. Blog today and get a community excited about school!
Note: You can sign up for a free account any time, but access to the content is restricted after 11 p.m. This serious decision, we hope, allows teens to sleep rather than play online. We appreciate your understanding.
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Keep the learning going after class is over and encourage students to write.
School groups like teams & bands
Post news and other happenings so members and fans can follow along and participate in the discussions.
Small groups of parents
Get support from other parents who also want the best from their children’s teachers (who are the same as your children’s teachers) and schools.
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