I can’t believe it’s Friday already. The RCAC Symposium was just last week and it was another very inspirational day. But the blogging from Ontario Edubloggers kept on coming. I ran into one of those Internet/Blogging memes by being named. I guess it’s a fun way to get folks who are blogging to interact with … Continue reading This Week in Ontario Edublogs
When I originally started the concept of putting all of the Ontario Edubloggers together in one spot, I thought that ScoopIt! would be the tool to provide a solution to this task. The promise and descriptor sounded so good. ScoopIt! would wander the web and report back to me links that it found. So, I … Continue reading Ontario Edublogs Scooped
Last #FollowFriday, I used Montage to put together a visual representation of Ontario Edu-Bloggers based upon their RSS feeds. I like the effect and suggested that it might be an interesting starting page should you want to see what the folks throughout the province were blogging. The content of the entry was based upon the … Continue reading Follow Ontario Edu-Bloggers, Part II
I stumbled on this posting from Miguel Guhlin this morning. He's right; this is an amazing list of blogs. As I replied on his blog, this list wouldn't have been possible even three years ago. A lot of things have happened - the sense of paranoia about public transparency seems to have subsided with many … Continue reading Fascinating List of Blogs
So many blogs to read; so little time to do it. I'm always looking for ways to become more productive in my blog reading. There is so much to read and so much to learn. I've tried RSS readers, switched to the Flock Browser for its built-in features, lots of gadgets for my iGoogle homepage, … Continue reading In Search of Blogging Efficiency
I'm watching the CW11 Morning News this morning and just saw two stories back to back. In the first one, a mother pleaded for the return of her child. In the second one, a man threatened to place poison in 5000 jars of baby food. There were two things in common with these stories. First, … Continue reading When Everyone Has A Voice
