The following websites and blogs have been designed and employed by teachers at Davison School. While both options serve as an effective means of communication between home and school, you may wish to create one or the other based on your individual needs as a teacher and what your main purpose is for its use.

Both a website and a blog will allow you to:

- share links to your favourite websites.
- share pictures and videos of classroom events.
- upload classroom newsletters (or other documents) that you want to share.
- give your parents/students a way to contact you via email.
- have complete control over what is published online.


The key difference between a website and a blog is that a blog is more interactive, allowing for two-way communication. A blog, or "web log," is like an online journal. As a teacher, it is easy to post frequent messages for your students/parents, who can then type a reply back to you by posting a "comment." Each post is automatically arranged in reverse chronological order so that your most recent posts are displayed first. It is an easy way for teachers to share daily classroom events with parents (thereby supporting one of our school's LIP goals - yea!). Plus, it takes very little time and effort on your part once you have your blog set up.