On the plus side, this pink slip business has helped me parlay my pain, into some really great blog stats. I was averaging about 100 hits a day for a while there. I also found a new teacher blog from one of the TFA folks who commented on my post. Ms. S is working at […]

Here is my list of favorite blogs and blog posts for 2008: I love eduwonkette she’s a girl, she’s a geek, she’s funny, and she gets me thinking. Here is the post that most influenced my blogging this year. It’s a little kernel in a post on the book Bobo’s in Paradise by David Brooks […]

I’m pruning my reader list and adding a lot of new feeds after NECC. First, if I met you at NECC, and I could locate a blog you wrote on semi-regularly, I’ve added it to my feed. I’ve taken out feeds that have been moribund (no posts for over a month, and sporadically before that). […]

Presented by: Brian Bridges Preview: Discover a variety of online, collaborative writing tools, and see how teachers are using them to engage their students, participate in online writing projects, and publish to an authentic audience. We’ll review and demonstrate a variety of free resources including Edublogger, pbwiki, and Google Docs. Handouts include content standard connections, […]