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Blogs have always been an essential part of the social web. In particular, teachers have used blogs to share ideas, successes, and failures. They have been used to promote reform and allow frustrated teachers an opportunity to vent. The success of blogs in education and every other field is partially because of RSS feeds - the technology that lets people know when new content is available. The following video gives you a quick overview of both. RSS in Plain English
Challenges
- Set up a Feedly account by connecting it to your Google Account
- Sort through the blogs below (or find your own) and add 10 blogs to Feedly
- Educational Technology BlogsFree Technology for Teachers
- MindShift (research, policy, and cultural issues)
- The Thinking Stick
- Dangerously irrelevant
- Flypaper
- GeekyMomma’s Blog
- Stephen’s Web (online media in education)
- Technology with Intention (tech integration)
- Generation YES Blog
- Cool Cat Teacher Blog
- Moving at the Speed of Creativity
- 21st Century Educational Technology and Learning
- Hack Education
- Edudemic (social media)
- Flipped Learning (new ways of teaching)
Google and Technical Blogs
Education and Leadership Blogs
- Linking and thinking on education by Joanne Jacobs
- This Week in Education
- The Organized Classroom Blog (tips for primary-grade management and effectiveness)
- Teach Like a Pirate - DaveBurgess.com
- A Teacher Writes
- dy/dan (math teachers--this one’s for you)
- US History Teacher's Blog
- The Innovative Educator (creative teaching ideas)
- Film English – Kieran Donaghy
- Pediastaff
- The Principal of Change – George Couros
- A Principal’s Reflections – Eric Sheringer
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