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1:1 in Practice at Sinarmas World Academy
This is a great blog that is choc full of what can (and should be done) and if you're not following http://www.twitter.com/janeinjava , you should. I just snagged this from Julie Lindsay and wow, I'm impressed with what they (and Jane) are doing.
E-Learning Journeys: Across My Desk (weekly)
My friend Julie Lindsay (now in China) is such a great friend and inspiration to me. I haven't said in some time how much I appreciate what she is doing and how much she shares. She writes a great blog that I wish more people would read.
9 Useful Twitter Retweet Button Scripts For Blogs | cheth Studios
Useful ways to link twitter to your blog - pick the one you want (I wouldn't use all nine!) Just makes it easier to share.
A Difference: Scribes Spreading
Darrent Kuropatwa has put together a list of class scribe blogs that you can review if you are intrigued as this trend.
Language Learning with Livemocha | Learn a Language Online - Free!
Not sure when this list was made, but it is a comprehensive list of education blogs by technorati authority (which I know many ignore now, but yet, it does give you a list.)
“Share your tips” — and win BIG! | The Edublogger
Another blogging challenge which lets you win 12 months free edublogs supporter subscription. Just blog and share your tips.
Group Linkrolls - educators | Diigo Groups
Groups have linkrolls that you can embed on other blogs and wikis and in other places.
TweetBacks Beta | Dan Zarrella
Jeff Utecht has put tweetbacks on his blog - I see a wordpress plug in but I can't yet figure out how to do this on blogger! It is cool. Wonder if it slows the load?
Christopher D. Sessums :: Blog :: The Edublogs Dilemma: The Cost of Freedom
Edublogs has begun embedded context sensitive ads into the blog posts of its authors. I agree with Christopher Sessums, the ethics of this is very questionable, particularly if people aren't asked or given a chance to turn it off.
Dangerously Irrelevant: Edublogger letters to the next President
Edublogger letters to the next president started by Scott McLeod - I'll get to this, but want to share it for everyone who wants to share.
ZaidLearn: 27 Inspiring Women Edubloggers
An edubloggers list of women edubloggers - not a ranking, just a list. There are some new people to "meet" here for me.
LOL - at Karl Kapp included at the end. Not sure why, but he and I both think it is funny.
Technorati: State of the Blogosphere 2008 - Day 2: The What And Why of Blogging
State of the blogosphere is a great read for those who want to understand it. I agree with a lot of these things. They are going to be releasing future portions of this report - we're only on day 2.
ConverStations: Wallflowers: An Important Part of the Conversation - Still
I really enjoyed reading Mike Sansone's blog post about Wallflowers and how they are part of the conversation. He has a great way of putting this. I think it is a good read for those trying to understand blogging and social media.
Small Changes; BIG RETURNS -
Hey guys -- please give Sue some thoughts on these questions.
School Gate - Times Online - WBLG: The Ten Best Blogs about Education
London Times article on their picks for education blogs.
Mrs. Eubanks's Website
Jennifer Eubank's Class Blog. She is in Taylor County (just spent some time there) and is really on fire! She used a google form this week.
There are so many great ways to use these tools and NO ONE has the monopoly. (No, not me either!) It is so important to keep looking at what teachers are doing and share what we think works and doesn't. I expect great things out of Jennifer!
Parent Leadership in Education
New blogger talking about parent leadership in education. Another emerging person talking about parents in addition to my friend Vicky Hennigan at www.remarkableparents.com
We need more parent edubloggers!
DISQUS | Turn Blog Comments into a Webwide Discussion with a Powerful Comment System
The blog commenting platform that has so many talking. I'm going to tinker with it this week.
Drape's Takes: First Impressions
I really enjoyed this post from Darren Draper analyzing the first blog posts of many bloggers. I found it to be a fascinating read, knowing where so many have gone now!
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