Tell Us Where You Blog!

[Mary Beth Hertz]

Use this discussion forum to give us a link to your blog and what the main focus of your blog is. You can also add what you teach and where you teach so others who share a common role can connect with you!

[Carol Tonhauser]

I am a technology learning coach, teacher-librarian and music teacher in a K-9 school. I started a school blog focusing on technology learning and also try to keep up with a personal educational blog on 21st century literacies & technology.

School Blog
http://camillaschool.blogspot.com/

Personal Blog
http://www.techingaround.blogspot.com/

I do enjoy my Twitter PLN!
@cmt1

Carol Tonhauser

[Amy McFarlen]

I am a Secondary-Education student at the University of Regina and one of my education courses requires us to create a Blogfolio (an online portfolio).

I have expanded this assignment to blog about my reflections and thoughts about becoming an educator as well as useful and exciting tools and sites that can be used in education.

www.mcfarla.wordpress.com

I also use Twitter to share resources that I find useful or interesting
@mcfarla

[Nicole Papaioannou]

I'm currently teaching Composition (for the first time) at St. John's University. I am also a graduate student working on a doctoral degree in English, and a tutor at the Writing Center there. My blog is all about my experiences from those three sometimes conflicting positions. It is also a place where I hope students, teachers, tutors, parents, etc. will eventually come together to collaborate and think about the major issues in education, composition, and edtech.

http://np-comPOSITION.blogspot.com

[gscavette]

I am an alternative school administrator and have started a PLC focused on alternative education. My blog spot is : http://www.althighschool.com/blog1

[Sieng Chong Ling]

I don't really blog but collect resources that I find useful from all over the Internet particularly Web 2.0 tools or online applications. My blog is at http://strosetech.blogspot.com/ . I have a blog on digital citizenship at http://alldigitalcitizenship.blogspot.com/ . My other blogs are listed under 'about me profile' in my blogs.

[Ann Oro]

My blog is called NJ Tech Teacher Musings. It is located at http://njtechteacher.blogspot.com. The main focus of my blog is to share the ways that I use technology with my students in Kindergarten through eighth grade. It started as a log of my journey. It helps me remember how I plan a lesson and what might need to change in the coming years. I teach computer class using iMacs and MacBooks with a variety of Apple and open source software. I help teachers in my school build their skills, too.

[Peter Rodrigues]

I'm a HS English teacher working in NY and my blog is called Classroom Conversation and though I've just started, I am using it as a reflective tool and also to explore issues of leadership and technology in the classroom.

 

[Kimberly Caise]

Hello, I am Kim Caise and I blog at http://kcaise.wordpress.com although I am slowly trying to transition to my new blog home at our new domain - Pump Up Learning - http://pumpuplearning.com/blogs/kimstreasure. Currently I am one of the three co-hosts for the Classroom 2.0 LIVE! webinar series in Elluminate held each Saturday at 12pm EST.

[Marci Murray]

I just began my blog over the Christmas break holiday. It has been something I have wanted to do for some time, just never had the guts.  My blog is about teaching, learning, family, and children.  Weekdays tend to be more about school happenings, with weekend reserved for more everyday living.  I hope you come take a look!

http://whyteachersdrinkwine.blogspot.com

[Andrea Hall]

 

I started a blog in september at elearn.co It is focused on teaching in the part of the world where I live,- in the Middle East. The is because I feel that it is good to do something relevant to your own context/culture.

 

I also want to be like a bridge- translate academic writing into normal language for everyday teaching, and in less than a thousand words, as I think most people are overloaded with information.

Andrea

[Sieng Chong Ling]

Thanks for sharing your blog. It is a very informative blog. I am glad to have found your blog. I have much to learn from your experiences. Thanks!

[Lisa Mims]

My blog "Diary of a Public School Teacher" is a place where I share my thoughts on education. I tackle topics from the dress code, to unmanageable students, to my favorite topic, technology in the classroom.