Diigo
After finally catching up with the weekend’s new posts from my subscriptions I decided that I should sign up to Diigo.  So many of the bloggers who I’ve subscribed to use the service that I felt compelled to give it a go.  I am impressed.  I thought del.icio.us was a nifty bookmarking tool, and it [...]

A bunch of posts have piled up in GoogleReader for me over the past couple of days (I’ve been busy with Play Group and marvelling at Ben sitting up by himself).  As I was skimming through those posts this morning (gee, it’s definitely afternoon now) I found a back-post from NCS-Tech about Internet4Classrooms.  Of course [...]

I’ve found many of The EduBlogger’s posts helpful so far. And was incredibly surprised to see that Sue Water had commented on my blog. So, I clicked on her username (as you do) to discover her Mobile Technology in TAFE blog. I hadn’t thought to check it out earlier as its name [...]

This is the final post I had to shift from me.edu.au:

Wednesday Nov 05, 2008

Interesting stuff I’ve found

This is a bit of a list of interesting things I’ve found in the past day or so. I hadn’t realised there was such a community of people interested in [...]

Wow. I’d like to say that I’m speechless, because that’s how powerful this should be… but I’m not speechless I’m so amazed that the words are just zooming out of me!
I stumbled across a link to Dave Truss’ “Do not go quietly into the classroom” and I LOVE it
His slideshow “Brave New [...]

I’ve been wandering around edublogs becomming more and more enthused about blogging, and about the possibilities for my teaching next year. On my journey I came across this post from tilgnas:
Blog Design Checklist
Check this list to make sure you included all the items. To get an “A,” your blog must have all these features.
-Pick [...]

This is the second post I wrote at me.edu.au:
Wednesday Nov 05, 2008

10

The other day as I was wandering around the Net I found Tom Barrett’s blog over at edublogs.org. That’s the sort of thing I’m intending to achieve here in my blog. The description he uses [...]

I started writing my blog at me.edu.au, the social networking aspect of edna. But I quickly discovered that most of the blogs I was reading were hosted here at edublogs. This, along with the appeal of edublogs being powered by wordpress, drew me here. I also decided that if I do use [...]