Are more people coming to your blog via Twitter? Twitter is more of a conversation aggregator. Disqus.com aggregates a connected stream of twitter conversations about your blog post.
I am trying to follow the conversations about this session at EduBlogger Con 09 about Twitter vs Blogging. I’m going to come back and try to make the conversations flow smoother.
Why do you blog? What are you trying to flush out (beginning - middle and end)? You can do this with a blog where with a twitter gets people to learn about your blog. 140 characters is just not enough to reflect on your blog. Twitter actually ... more...
I am sitting with a group of technology integration specialists and professional developers at the Edublogger Con 09 at NECC. First question from Darren Draper was how many of you set up a backchannel at your school.
Liz Davis was hoping are what are some out of the box ideas. What would PD look like if you could envision it in the future?
Boot Camps Time for Reflection Teacher Researchers Coaching Building Backchannels
Time - build more time - Liz shared that independent schools have freedom - and can build this into the schedule. Jeff - you ... more...
The new web and social media encourages sharing. Should sharing be by default? When you upload something to Twitter, del.icio.us, or Facebook, you are sharing. But what about anything you post anywhere on the web? I read Wes Fryer’s blog and it made me think about sharing.
School Matters - Raising Aspirations Prime Minister Gordon Brown shares case studies on the importance of raising the achievements of school children. The video looks at the challenges of closing the achievement gap between the rich and poor with examples like KIPP schools.
Do small schools make the difference? How do we keep small schools in the public school system with the budget constraints?