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Category Archives: educational blogging

The Edublog Awards

Only five days left for nominations for The Edublog Awards. There is certainly no shortage of individuals and groups with positive contributions in the area of education. I’m going to nominate a couple of my favourites, and I’m trying to focus on new voices or those who have been around for a while but are [...]

The Myth of the Digital Native

I’m sitting at my kitchen table doing some marking (mid semester marks are due in 2 weeks), and I’m listening to and watching David Warlick in his keynote address to the K12Online Conference (thanks to Dean for the link). I like a lot of what David says, and I respect his thoughtfulness in the field [...]

Edublog Awards

I’m back from the week-long blog-hiatus, and I did manage to get a few things taken care of (although just as much got added to my to-do list as I managed to cross off). And staying off the blog was extremely difficult at times, especially after learning that the EdTech Posse has been shortlisted for [...]

Gnomedex 2005 – Blogs in the Classroom

Kathy Gill of the University of Washington gave a presentation at Gnomedex on Blogs in the Classroom. This is a very concise package of information on the topic, and she uses Eric Meyer’s S5 presentation engine for online presentations – nice job!