Tag Archives: blog

Bloglines Update

Here is an update to my recent post describing problems with Bloglines.
My Bloglines account is working again and it appears others have had the same experience. This link from TechCrunch provides additional information regarding the financial challenges faced by the company.

Blogging in 2008

Technorati takes it upon itself to publish a state of the blogosphere report. I pay attention because I like the numbers. This edition looks more detailed than most and is emerging by topic over the course of this week.
Basic Stats

One of the first things I noticed was their break down of bloggers by age. Given [...]

Friends?

I met my two Fall classes for the first time today. A total of 270 students and an impossible situation for making a personal connection with many of them. In commenting on this topic, I noted that my syllabi offer a link to this blog and suggested that I use this blog to comment on [...]

Don’t Trust A Blog Advocate With Less Than 1000 Posts

 

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Originally uploaded by grabe

Just made it home. The last leg was a little tough. Approximately 24 hours sitting on the train from Jasper to Winnipeg. Some folks can sleep anywhere. Not me! However, the view leaving the Rockies was great.
Those who follow my blog for the emphasis on educational technology may wonder about this series [...]

Nature of blogging changing?

Louis Gray has generated a post contending that blogging may be moving from blogging 1.0 to 2.0, identifying the issues involved in this transition, and reflecting on why 1.0 bloggers may be frustrated. The 1.0 to 2.0 transition was not described in the manner I expected. I think of the switch mostly focused around the [...]

How much time will it take?

A recent post from Museum 2.0 (I know, I know, but I suppose everyone has a 2.0 niche) considers the question of “How much time does it take“.
When David explained that each of the Holocaust Museum’s myriad comment boards, blogs, and online forums is moderated by a staff member, the audience turned a [...]

I hope you read my content from my blog

Louis Gray offers a comment on a trend that encourages secondary sites to offer content originated by bloggers. I noticed this was possible several months ago when I moved my blog to its present location and registered the new location with several aggregators. I found that I could read my entries from “readers” without having to actually [...]