Although the Teaching and Developing Online Blog started in August of 2003 it considers itself to be a new comer to the blogging scene.
From, Granada, Spain. We used ours weblog to write and to count on our life in the school. Also to know to us on our exams, homework and school-projects. Sorry about our poor english, but we are students and Spanish.
Started this blog to detail my own experiences as an ESL teacher living in Suzhou, China. I now have students blogging at http://y5r.motime.com
Chasing the Dragon’s Tale is a new discovery for me, I think his oldest post is sometome back in March 2004. I have found Paul’s insight into the Digital Divide and what that means to education to be insightful and a good resource for related research.
Josie Fraser’s Adventures in Information Learning Technology
Kirsty Sharp’s collection of writing and resources during her year as an Australian Flexible Learning Leader.
Thanks for the nomination Lee! I’d also like to nominate Scott Aldred’s e-learning, another great 2004 addition to the community: http://e-learning-engagement.blogspot.com/
Weblog Ciencias de la Información started on 1st Juny 2004, it's a new concept of blog, in cciiblog we write about de communication sector, since a universitary vision. We are doing interviews, debates, analysis and bibliography suggestions. The blog is in Spanish language.
teach2edify.blogspot.com is the instructor’s blog in a class of 40 bloggers. All of the students are preservice teachers, and the instructor’s blog synthesizes class discussions as well as presents research and ideas related to educational technologies and technology integration issues
17 responses to “Best newcomer (2004)”
Albert Ip, Random Walk in eLearning http://elearningrandomwalk.blogspot.com/
Michael Feldstein, e-Literate
http://mfeldstein.com/
Although the Teaching and Developing Online Blog started in August of 2003 it considers itself to be a new comer to the blogging scene.
From, Granada, Spain. We used ours weblog to write and to count on our life in the school. Also to know to us on our exams, homework and school-projects. Sorry about our poor english, but we are students and Spanish.
You can visit our blog in:
http://2dmanjon.blogia.com
Hipteacher http://hipteacher.typepad.com/schoolblog/
Started this blog to detail my own experiences as an ESL teacher living in Suzhou, China. I now have students blogging at http://y5r.motime.com
Chasing the Dragon’s Tale is a new discovery for me, I think his oldest post is sometome back in March 2004. I have found Paul’s insight into the Digital Divide and what that means to education to be insightful and a good resource for related research.
Josie Fraser’s Adventures in Information Learning Technology
http://fraser.typepad.com/edtechuk/
Kirsty Sharp’s collection of writing and resources during her year as an Australian Flexible Learning Leader.
Thanks for the nomination Lee! I’d also like to nominate Scott Aldred’s e-learning, another great 2004 addition to the community: http://e-learning-engagement.blogspot.com/
Projectories.
http://wjreagin.motime.com My Blogging Experiment; Where China, ESL Teaching and Technology come together…
Again, Josie Fraser’s Adventures in Information Learning Technology!
http://fraser.typepad.com/edtechuk/
Learning Curves!
Weblog Ciencias de la Información started on 1st Juny 2004, it's a new concept of blog, in cciiblog we write about de communication sector, since a universitary vision. We are doing interviews, debates, analysis and bibliography suggestions. The blog is in Spanish language.
teach2edify.blogspot.com is the instructor’s blog in a class of 40 bloggers. All of the students are preservice teachers, and the instructor’s blog synthesizes class discussions as well as presents research and ideas related to educational technologies and technology integration issues
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