2. be positive.
3. add Factual information(add facts).
4. try to make a connection with writer.
5. Ask questions about the topic of what the writer is talking about at the end of your comment.
6. try get a conversation going.
7. Proofread your comments before you post them.
8. use capital letter and full stops.
9. use on exclamation mark and use more words
Hi Neika,
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you posted about blog comments and how you need to be positive. In my class we have to be positive,helpful, thoughtful and ask a question. Maybe add some more info on your topic. How long have you had a blog for? I have had mine for two years. I can't wait to read more of your post.
Bree Yaldhurst model school
Hi Neika!
ReplyDeleteI really like your post because it’s really informative about how to write a quality comment. I like how you added the steps on how to write quality comment. For example 1). Compliment the writer in a specific way (I like your brown hair). This will really motivate people to take their time when commenting and not to rush it.
My class (Rimu) watched this video in term 1 and we found this video really informative. My favourite part was the panda talking to the students. I thought it was a really cool way to make the video even more fun.
Next time you could make your own video on how to write a quality comment, in that case you would really connect with you viewer. (It's just an idea though). Or you could even make a stop animation about why it’s a good idea to write quality comment and how you shouldn’t rush comments. What is your favourite/least favourite part of commenting? And why?
Kind Regards,
Bella Nakaroti,
Rimu Class,Room
Yaldhurst Model School.