Blogs+of+Note

This is a collection of excellent blogs with an eduational flavour or focus. Consider signing up for a [|Bloglines] account or using another other [|feed reader] to have new entires from you favourite blogs delivered to one central place.

Blogging Support
[|Exhaustive list of educational bloggers] and related blogs from the [|Support Blogging Wiki] [|Blogging Corner] is a place for bloggers, would-be bloggers, and blogging mentors. It is an [|edna] Group and is public but requires login (does not allow guests)

Action Learning Blogs
[|Mr P's Smartboard] - John Pearce's fantastic blog documenting his journey from unpacking his interactive whiteboard to making magic in his classroom with it. [|Katy's Learning Blog] - One teachers blog about her PGDE (Level 6 Diploma in Teaching UK) training. Her thoughts reflections and her learning. Don't forget to read the about section.

ICT in Education
[|Weblogg-ed] - A leading educational blog written by Will Richardson [|Hey Jude] - A Web 2.0 flavoured blog written by Judy O'connell [|The edublogger] - Tips, tricks, ideas and help with using web 2.0 technologies and edublogs written by Sue Waters [|2 Cents Worth] by educational technologist David Warlick [|Kathy Schrock's Kaffeeklatsch] by Kathy Schrock [|Cog Dog Blog] Alan Levine's blog on instructional technology [|Bright Ideas] Bright ideas is a blog by [|SLAV] where school library staff can share ideas on how they can use Web 2.0 tools in their library and in their school. We hope that it inspires you to think about how you can use some of the tools in your school. You Are Never Alone: Kerrie Smith of Education.au's blog

English
[|The Open Classroom] - A blog by Melbourne secondary English teacher Jo McLeay [|Storylines] is a blog designed to support senior school literature programs and reading generally at The King’s School, an independent boy’s school in Sydney, Australia. This blog has grown from our literature program, //** storyLines **// where Year 7 and 8 boys are introduced to stories, real and imagined, and challenged to be both story makers and readers.

History
[|John Larkin's History blog] John teaches senior school History in NSW

Languages
[|Technolote] [|Langwitches]

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