My good friends at FIT have done it again. As a companion to their smARThistory multimedia blog, they have published a companion web site that maps their vodcasts to the exhibits at NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. Way cool. By the way, their blog is up for an Edublog award this year. Am I plugging […]
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The Edublog Award Nominations Are In
You can now vote for your favorite edublogs. It looks like a bumper clock this year, including many interesting-looking blogs that I haven’t heard of before.
The Edublog Award Nominations Are Open
Nominations for the (second?) annual Edublog Awards are open. Go nominate all of your favorites.
Great Blog on Neurolearning
Thanks to George Siemens for calling my attention to a great blog called Eide Neurolearning. Lots of good stuff here about how our brains work.
And the winner is…
…pretty much everyone. No, e-Literate did not win in either of the categories for which it was nominated in the 2004 Edublogger Awards. But it’s hard to feel bad about it, given the quality of the contestants and the number of great new blogs I discovered through this contest. Take, for example, the blog that […]
Time to Vote
The nominations are closed and the polls are open for the 2004 Edublog awards. I’m flattered to say that e-Literate has been nominated for Best Newcomer and Best Designed and Most Beautiful Blog. Go vote!
The Edublog Weblog Awards
Brought to you by the (thankfully) irrepressible James Farmer, the Edublog Awards recognize top educational weblogs across a range of categories. Nominations are open until December 3rd, after which voting will begin. In addition to some of the old standards, about 50% of the nominees are blogs that I never heard of before. Good stuff. […]