It’s that time of year again!
And I’m off to attend ISTE 2010 conference and network with people:
What does this mean?
I would love to catch up with anyone. I’m always happy to chat and answer questions.
I’ll be in the following locations on these dates:
San Francisco from 12 – 16 June
New York from 16 – 25 June
Denver [...]
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My posts lately have been very serious — off course, nothing wrong with that
But thought everyone might enjoy a bit of a chuckle? And a chance to see my funnier side.
Hopefully it helps those feeling frustrated with technology to see we all face the same challenges.
But together we can get through it [...]
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Merry Christmas everyone! Thanks for all your amazing support this year and I hope you enjoy your holiday break!
Let’s Celebrate Together
To continue last year’s tradition I’ve written this post so we can celebrate Christmas / holidays as part of a global community.
This year I’ve created a WallWisher. Thanks to Lesley Edwards for suggesting we use [...]
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Looking to thank your favorite bloggers?
Here’s your opportunity!
Nominations for the Edublog Awards 2009 are now open!
And best of all this year we have new categories including my favorite Best Student blog…
So students, teachers, class bloggers (and everyone) start nominating your favorite blogger(s) and web sites — we’re all looking forward to learning about great blogs!
About [...]
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It’s time to announce the winners of “Share your tips–and win BIG!” and a big thanks to everyone who entered.
Here’s the winners with a brief summary of why they won:
Gail Desler has extensive experience in both student blogging and supporting others educators in the use of blogs with their students. She submitted three posts for [...]
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I’ve been approached to do an interview by Ingrid Maack who is writing an article about the use of social networking websites within early childhood environments.
Ingrid’s a journalist at Rattler Magazine (published by Armedia).
We don’t often get the chance to get our message across to educators and parents using traditional news media.
But why limit [...]
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If you’re an Edublogs, Edublogs Campus, WordPress.com, WordPress.org or WordPress MU user I recommend you take the time to check out the new Getting Started With Your Blog I’ve been writing for our Help and Support site !
Sure a few sections, such as Signing up for your blog and Logging into your blog dashboard, are [...]
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As James says “odds are you’ve noticed that Edublogs has just undergone a pretty radical upgrade – and that your admin area is looking a heap of a lot different!”
And I thought you might like a quick overview of the main changes since I’ve been working hard to get the new Help & Support [...]
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Lots has been happening the past few weeks (besides my USA trip) and I know all readers, not just Edublogs users, would like to hear!
Introducing The Campus
Firstly we now have a new blog, The Campus, so if you enjoy reading The Edublogger I’m sure you will enjoy this new blog!
The purpose of The Campus is [...]
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For those that aren’t aware I’m off on an USA adventure for 3 weeks, from June 21 to July 13, to attend NECC 2009 and network with people.
What these means is:
I would love to catch up with anyone attending NECC that wants to chat or ask questions
You’ll find me at NECC unplugged
Send me a tweet [...]
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