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Top 100 Education Blogs
Published on Wednesday 20th of December, 2006
http://oedb.org/library/features/top-100-education-blogs
Education blogs are becoming a means for educators, students, and education administrators to interact more effectively than ever before.Technorati currently tracks63.1 million blogs.Over 5,000 of them are about education. It is likely that there are hundreds, if not thousands, more education-related blogs on the Web. (UPDATE: There are over 30,000 blogs hosted atedublogs.org alone. Thanks James Farmer!) Here is a list of our staff‘s 100 favorites.
Please note that this is by no means an exhaustive list of all of the great education blogs out there. Chances are you may have favorites that are not included here. Also note that this list is not ranked but rather is ordered alphabetically within each topic.
Blog Topics
College |E-Learning |Education News |Education Policy |Internet Culture |Learning |Library and Research |Specialty |Teaching |Technology
College
These blogs provide tips for current college students.
College v2Year One: A College Blog
E-Learning
Technology-assisted learning andonline learning are topics discussed in these blogs.
Clive on LearningConnectivismDigital ChalkieInternet Time BlogelearnspaceE-Learning QueenLearning and TechnologyMoving at the Speed of CreativityStephen‘s WebThe Knowledge TreeXplanaZine
Education News
These two blogs are good starting points to read more about the latest news in the world of education.
EduwonkThis Week in Education
Education Policy
These are blogs written by activists who are looking to reform our school system or just education in general.
Change AgencyD-Ed ReckoningEducation in TexasEducation Intelligence AgencyJenny D.Practical TheorySchools Matter
Internet Culture
Internet applications, such as RSS and blogs, and how they can be applied in a teaching/learning environment are discussed in these blogs.
absolutely interculturalAdventures in Educational BloggingBionicTeacherDigital Writing, Digital TeachingFull Circle Online Interaction BlogIdeas and Thoughts from an EdTechInfinite Thinking Machinelearning.nowLearn Online
Learning
The focus of these blogs is on learning theory, informal learning, and knowledge.
2 Cents Worthabject learningInformal Learning BlogLearning CurvesLearnletsMcGee‘s MusingsRandom Walk in LearningThe Stingy Scholar
Library and Research
These are research-based blogs, some of which are library-based or written by librarians.
David Lee KingDeep ThinkingDissertation ResearchFree Range LibrarianheyjudeideantInformation Wants To Be FreeInfoSciPhilibrarian.netlibrariesinteract.infoLibraryBytesLibrary StuffLSJ Editors‘ BlogPanlibusRambling LibrarianResearch BuzzResource ShelfSTLQTasty Research
Specialty
Music, history, science, andlaw are discussed at these blogs, respectively.
Catalysts & ConnectionsHistory Is ElementaryPolar Science 2006WisBlawg
Teaching
The following blogs deal with issues facing teachers, including teaching methods, lesson plans, aids, and tools.
A DifferenceAre We Doing Anything Today?Artichokeblog of proximal developmentBorderlandBud the TeacherChristopher D. Sessums BlogCool Cat Teacher BlogFunnyMonkeyInfocult: Information, Culture, Policy, EducationNYC EducatorTeachers Teaching TeachersTeaching Hacks.comTeaching Generation Zteaching.mrbelshaw.co.ukThe Open Classroom
Technology
Bringing technology to the classroom and using technology to learn and teach are topics discussed within these blogs.
A Teacher‘s LifeAround the Corner v2Beth‘s Thoughts on Technology in the ClassroombgbloggingBionic TeachingBlogging IT and EDucationCogDogBlogDangerously IrrelevantDerek‘s BlogEd-Tech InsiderEdCompBlogedtechNOT.com BlogEdTechPostEduBlog InsightsEducation/TechnologyInfomancyRemote AccessTeach42Techlearning BlogThe Tech Savvy EducatorThe Thinking StickWeblogg-ed
As with any list of this nature, there are bound to be flaws. These are just our personal favorites. If you would like to contact us with your own suggestions, please e-mailcontact@oedb.org.
Update: Many bloggers who have appeared on this list have requested that we provide them with a badge that they could proudly display on their blog. Well, there it is to the left.
Published on Wednesday 20th of December, 2006
http://oedb.org/library/features/top-100-education-blogs
Education blogs are becoming a means for educators, students, and education administrators to interact more effectively than ever before.Technorati currently tracks63.1 million blogs.Over 5,000 of them are about education. It is likely that there are hundreds, if not thousands, more education-related blogs on the Web. (UPDATE: There are over 30,000 blogs hosted atedublogs.org alone. Thanks James Farmer!) Here is a list of our staff‘s 100 favorites.
Please note that this is by no means an exhaustive list of all of the great education blogs out there. Chances are you may have favorites that are not included here. Also note that this list is not ranked but rather is ordered alphabetically within each topic.
Blog Topics
College |E-Learning |Education News |Education Policy |Internet Culture |Learning |Library and Research |Specialty |Teaching |Technology
College
These blogs provide tips for current college students.
College v2Year One: A College Blog
E-Learning
Technology-assisted learning andonline learning are topics discussed in these blogs.
Clive on LearningConnectivismDigital ChalkieInternet Time BlogelearnspaceE-Learning QueenLearning and TechnologyMoving at the Speed of CreativityStephen‘s WebThe Knowledge TreeXplanaZine
Education News
These two blogs are good starting points to read more about the latest news in the world of education.
EduwonkThis Week in Education
Education Policy
These are blogs written by activists who are looking to reform our school system or just education in general.
Change AgencyD-Ed ReckoningEducation in TexasEducation Intelligence AgencyJenny D.Practical TheorySchools Matter
Internet Culture
Internet applications, such as RSS and blogs, and how they can be applied in a teaching/learning environment are discussed in these blogs.
absolutely interculturalAdventures in Educational BloggingBionicTeacherDigital Writing, Digital TeachingFull Circle Online Interaction BlogIdeas and Thoughts from an EdTechInfinite Thinking Machinelearning.nowLearn Online
Learning
The focus of these blogs is on learning theory, informal learning, and knowledge.
2 Cents Worthabject learningInformal Learning BlogLearning CurvesLearnletsMcGee‘s MusingsRandom Walk in LearningThe Stingy Scholar
Library and Research
These are research-based blogs, some of which are library-based or written by librarians.
David Lee KingDeep ThinkingDissertation ResearchFree Range LibrarianheyjudeideantInformation Wants To Be FreeInfoSciPhilibrarian.netlibrariesinteract.infoLibraryBytesLibrary StuffLSJ Editors‘ BlogPanlibusRambling LibrarianResearch BuzzResource ShelfSTLQTasty Research
Specialty
Music, history, science, andlaw are discussed at these blogs, respectively.
Catalysts & ConnectionsHistory Is ElementaryPolar Science 2006WisBlawg
Teaching
The following blogs deal with issues facing teachers, including teaching methods, lesson plans, aids, and tools.
A DifferenceAre We Doing Anything Today?Artichokeblog of proximal developmentBorderlandBud the TeacherChristopher D. Sessums BlogCool Cat Teacher BlogFunnyMonkeyInfocult: Information, Culture, Policy, EducationNYC EducatorTeachers Teaching TeachersTeaching Hacks.comTeaching Generation Zteaching.mrbelshaw.co.ukThe Open Classroom
Technology
Bringing technology to the classroom and using technology to learn and teach are topics discussed within these blogs.
A Teacher‘s LifeAround the Corner v2Beth‘s Thoughts on Technology in the ClassroombgbloggingBionic TeachingBlogging IT and EDucationCogDogBlogDangerously IrrelevantDerek‘s BlogEd-Tech InsiderEdCompBlogedtechNOT.com BlogEdTechPostEduBlog InsightsEducation/TechnologyInfomancyRemote AccessTeach42Techlearning BlogThe Tech Savvy EducatorThe Thinking StickWeblogg-ed
As with any list of this nature, there are bound to be flaws. These are just our personal favorites. If you would like to contact us with your own suggestions, please e-mailcontact@oedb.org.Update: Many bloggers who have appeared on this list have requested that we provide them with a badge that they could proudly display on their blog. Well, there it is to the left.