Posted in Blogging, WordPress on Apr 9th, 2008 No Comments »
Well, the title says it all!
This is the last post on Reflection 2.0 and I’m moving to my new home at Kate Says - my brand new site powered by self-hosted Wordpress 2.5. I have loved being on edublogs, but as I’m getting more and more involved with Wordpress in other professional projects I decided […]
Posted in Blogging, Keyboarding, PLN, Research, Resources, Social Networks, Teaching, Tools on Apr 2nd, 2008 3 Comments »
Here are updates on recent posts and issues for your reading and research pleasure!
Change on Filter/Blocks Survey
I’d chalk it up to a rookie mistake, but there’s really no excuse for my K-12, US-centric approach to my survey when I initially created it. I was called out on it multiple times and have made appropriate […]
Posted in Blogging, Ramblings, Teaching on Mar 30th, 2008 5 Comments »
Well, it’s the end of spring break for me and I’m heading back to “on-site” work tomorrow (Monday). I’ve been working (the kind of work I adore) this whole time while enjoying being at home and with my family - reality will hit and hit hard when I have to drive 45 minutes to school […]
Posted in Blogging, Ramblings, Research, twitter on Mar 27th, 2008 13 Comments »
Well, the numbers are in for the age surveys I posted a few days ago!
Twitter Age
The results were very close to my estimate (37) of the average age of my Twitter network (right now I have 378 followers, although it was less when I first started the survey). I had an amazing 226 responses (and […]
Posted in Blogging, Ramblings, twitter on Mar 24th, 2008 3 Comments »
I’m really interested in finding out the average age of my twitter network and overall personal/professional learning network. Why? Well, at 27, I seem to be the youngest person in my network and I’m really interested in finding out why. Am I naturally attracted to socializing and learning from *my elders*? Or is it as […]
Posted in Blogging, Teaching on Mar 9th, 2008 2 Comments »
I had a great conversation with a blogging ‘colleague’ of mine (Taylor) the other day about the complexities of online communication. The conversation started after we both were confused/concerned about comments made or posts written about us or things we had written - we started direct messaging on twitter to see how best to interpret the […]
Posted in Blogging, Social Networks, Teaching, Tools, twitter on Mar 3rd, 2008 4 Comments »
I honestly had to turn my computer back on to write this post - I’d already signed off, made my popcorn, and was ready to settle in for some reading before going to bed, but just had to get this post out of my head! Yup, I’m THAT person.
Anyway, the last blog post I read […]
Posted in Blogging, Resources, Teaching on Mar 3rd, 2008 10 Comments »
Please read carefully - are there any spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors?
As I become more and more involved in blogging and online collaboration, I find that the issue of proofreading and editing online work needs to be looked at in greater detail by education professionals. More and more people are publishing work for the world to see, […]
Posted in Blogging on Mar 2nd, 2008 No Comments »
great night out last night - looks like warm(ish) sunny day here - finally! #
@mbogle thanks for the update about your feed, never thought of actually telling ppl to redirect! I just got feedburner feed as well #
Reading: "I Need a Virtual Break. No, Really. - New York Times" (http://tinyurl.com/2j9qjs) #
Reading: "Online Scrabble Craze Leaves […]
Posted in Blogging, Tools, twitter on Mar 2nd, 2008 1 Comment »
I’m trying yet another of the Twitter Tools that are a perk of being an Edublogs Supporter. A post will be created daily with all of my tweets for the day. Now, at first I was hesitant of this for the same reason I haven’t yet done a daily del.icio.us blog post - it’s just […]
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