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Share your work!
There is not much point doing a great piece of work like you have just done and not sharing it with people! I have asked you to use social media like Facebook and Twitter as well as email to share your Landmark Book posting with people.
Make a comment to tell us:
- How you shared your work and why
- Who your audience is
- What reaction you would like from people
- What reactions you have already had from people, e.g. comments on Facebook
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6SS@NIST 
I shared my work by sending emails to the people i want to share. My audience was pat and caitie. I would like the reaction to be” Yeah that was a nice book, That was a good posting.
Sorry i ment to put a capitle on the names Pat and Caitie.
I used my email to send people my reflection. I sended it to mostly 6SS students. I would like them to comment and say what they thought about it.
Who did you send it to? Any adults?
What do you want them to think about it?
I sent my work via email to my parents and Yuki and Madhav. I also posted the links on Facebook and twitter.
Hi,
I shared my work by tweeting it, posting it on facebook and emailing it to people.
My audience is my classmates because it’s easy to share with them.
I want people to say that I put great effort in my work.
Hi everyone,
I shared my work by email and I am hoping to get some comments on it to see how I done.
I shared my work on Facebook because there I have an unlimited audience, my audience is 6SS and maybe a few other people that follow our class. I would want the reaction to be “Maybe I should try the book sometime it seems interesting.”
I shared my work by using email and facebook I e-mailed vicky,mara,Jimin,Tamanna and other girls. I would like them to read it and share what they think.
I shared my work using my email and I sent it to:
Zola, Nivit, Mari, Hannah, Petanque, Patty, Jean, Andrea, Lukas, Arash, Aryan, Yuki, Kane, Udi, Veera, Vik, Daniel JOHNSON and Sophia.
I would like people to tell me what I need to improve on at my review and what it is reallly good, as well as them wanting to read this book.
I shared my work by posting it on different groups on Facebook. I would like people to review mine and tell me want i should improve on.
Pan
The way that I shared my work was by telling people to comment on my blog and the audience that I am targeting is the kids in this class and the reaction I am looking for is people going to read the book right away. the comment that I got was from daniel and he said “If you voted it out of ten stars how much stars wuold you vote for”
Hi,
I shared my work with Mari,Zola and Daniel. I want people to give me some feed back on how I can improve on my work and like Billy said have people read the book.
Caitie
I shared my work by sending emails because I think it’s the best way to share my work.
My audience was my friends, some people from other classes and some people from our class.
The reaction I would like from people are I want to read this book it seems interesting and nice blog posting.
From Mari I’ve got “This blog posting is great” but she didn’t say she wanted to read the book because she’s already read the book.
Hi everyone!
I shared my work by sending it to the persons NIST webmail so they could see it and edit it.
I shared my work to Madhav, Vin, Much (6JB) and Mr. Sam. I shared it to them because I know they would give me critical feedback and they will be strict when they look at my work and read it.
I want them to be very mean and very critical to my writing. I want them to be sharp and have an eye just like a eagle. I want them to spot all the places that I could improve or maybe some parts that I made a mistake on.
I don’t have reactions from anyone for now.
Hi Everyone,
I used my webmail to share with people because I don’t have other things like Facebook or Tumblr and etc.
I shared with with Kaylene, Jean, Patty, Lindy, Pie, Zola, Pan, Billy, Daniel, Petanque, Hannah, Melis, Mari and Caitie. I would like it if those people give me feedback on how to improve and tell me they would like to try the book some time.
Hi 6ss,
I shared my work by posting the link on Facebook. My audience is my classmates who has a Facebook account. I shared my work with Stefan, Mara,Pan,Jimin and Vin. Their reaction was “Good”n “I like it”
Hi,
I e-mailed my work to some girls in our class and one secondary student which is my friends sister. to get feedbacks
Hi everyone!
I shared my work by posting the link on Facebook. Also I emailed my family about it. I would like people to tell some bits I could improve and also look at the work and say I worked very hard on it. People told me that my work is good.
Hi!
I shared my work by putting it on Facebook and asking people to reply.
My audience is kids or adults who like to read books that have a lot of action and excitement in them.
The reaction from people that I am looking for is: “Wow this book sounds interesting maybe I should try reading it.
My fathers reaction was: “I was expecting less detail but I was curios to know what the book is about”.
Here is the link to my book review.
http://blogs.nist.ac.th/19stefanh/2012/03/12/time-to-read/
Hi 6ssatnist!
One of the most effective ways of sharing your learning with the world is via your blog. I really enjoy the way you share your learning here. It’s one of my favourite class blogs in the whole world. I often recommend it to teachers in Australia, as an example of what their class blogs could look like.