What an amazing last couple of months it has been as my life has been transformed by blogs. These are just some of my many favorites as requested by EduBlogs.
Best individual blog What Ed Said by Edna Sackson
Best individual tweeter Shelly Terrell
Best group blog Connected Principals
Best resource sharing blog Larry Ferlazzo
Most influential blog post Come Join the Abolish Grading Movement by Joe Bower
Best teacher blog Spencer's Scratch Pad by John T. Spencer
Best librarian / library blog Van Meter Library Voice by Shannon Miller
Best School Administrator blog The Principal of Change by George Couros
Best educational tech support blog Free Technology for Teachers
Best educational wiki #EdChat
Best educational podcast Anything by Alfie Kohn
Best educational use of a social networking Edutopia
Best use of a PLN #edchat
Lifetime achievement Larry Ferlazzo
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5 comments:
I'm a pre-service teacher from Canada who has started blogging. I have been reading your posts for a few weeks now and have to thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and experiences with folks like me. You're a great inspiration.
Like all educators, I'm a sponge and am avidly trying to soak up a lot of the web 2.0 tools and ideologies through building a PLN... I'm pleased to have found an inspirational teacher like yourself to follow.
Kate (Toronto, ON Canada)
Hey Ripp....Why didn't you nominate yourself for best teacher blog? I think what your honest reflections really contribute something unique to the wealth of the educational community.
Thank you so much for your comments, I am glad to be helping others. I would not put myself in with these amazing bloggers, I am just a newbie after all. And besides, you cannot nominate yourself, so I am covered either way.
Thanks, Pernille, I'm honoured to be nominated by you. I agree with many of your nominations! Wish there was more time in the week to read and comment on more great edublogs. Have been trying to share with colleagues at my school how much can be learned by partipating in the brilliant edublogging world.
Thank you for allowing me to be part of your wonderful blog this year with a guest post!
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