The rules of this award:
1– Copy and dis play the pic ture of the award given to you;
2– Link back to the blog that nom i nated you;
3– Nom i nate 10 dif fer ent blogs yourself;
4– Inform the peo ple you nom i nated, so they can in turn, con tinue the chain and spread the word about other great blogs out there.
Here are 10 blogs that I look to for inspiration and wisdom often. I trust will you also benefit from them if you take the time to read them. They are in no particular order.
1. Tech Transformation: This blog is written by Maggie Hos-McGrane, a technology teacher who has been teaching almost thirty years. I just found her blog recently and have been consistently impressed.
2. The Ed Tech Swami: Chris and I share a lot of opinions on both pedagogy and technology. I have found his explorations to be very useful.
3. My Island View: Tom Whitby is one of the foudners of #edchat. His ruminations are thorough and well thought-out. His blog often fosters great conversations as well.
4. A Retrospective Saunter: Philip Cummings is an excellent teacher. I have gotten to know him personally this year and I appreciate his honest perspective.
5. At The Teacher’s Desk: Written by Will Chamberlain and a team of teachers, this blog provides varied insight and points of view on many topics.
6. The Principal of Change: George Couros is a principal and often writes about leadership. When it comes to best helping those I work with, he provides a clear voice and suggestions that I can implement right now.
7. Socratech Seminars: Howard Chan is an IT director for a KIPP school. He has great insight on how to practically bridge instructional and informational technology.
8. Upside Down Education: Amanda C. Dykes provides a refreshing look into her classroom showing us how we can really apply those ideas that we discuss here and on Twitter.
9. Think, Lead, Serve: John C. Carver is the only superintendent on this list and the only one I know that has a blog. He has a tremendous vision for change and he is one of the people I look to who is actually making it happen.
10. Blogging About The Web 2.0 Connected Classroom: Steven W. Anderson is a prolific author and one of the founders of #edchat. Having met him personally, I can attest to his expertise on many ideas in education.
10. Edte.ch: Tom Barrett is a pioneer and a principal in England. His blog has a plethora of great resources, including the “Interesting Ways” series.
Honorable Mention. Lifehacker: Lifehacker is an awesome blog. It is not educationally focused, but I often learn things that I can apply in education.
