Commenting is great tool for people to communicate. People's lives are busy with everyday activities; therefore, commenting on their ideas allows you to put an input at their convenience. In "Cool Cat Teacher Blog," she discusses the importance of commenting and how to properly do so. I think an excellent tip she gives is that when you comment, you should leave some information about yourself and your blog. It is important so that if the blogger saw your comment as useful, they could look to your blog later for assistance. Also, she speaks about the power of words in commenting. This is very important for all to realize that words can hurt very deeply. There are proper ways to get your emotion out; therefore, your comment should be thoughtful. In our class, I view April Bumpus' Blog, Kara Wyatt's "My Blog Spot," Jared Sexton's "23 Things," Bliss' "Journey with Bliss," and "Ashlee Boyd's 23 Things". I chose to view these because they all discussed the similar topic of using digital images in a classroom. This subject is very interesting to me-but that's for another blog! I also commented on "Ms_Teacher: The Hectic Life of a Wife, Mother, and Middle School Teacher". I found her experiences and stories very compelling. Lastly, I commented on the blog "Cooking From Scratch," simply because I love cooking from scratch! I commented on a post about homemade bread (which looks delicious!)
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