Here are our nominations for the Edublogs Awards 2012.
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Best individual blog
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Tony Gurr’s Blog All Things Learning - because he worries about his posts and I like the way he thinks about teaching and learning
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| Best individual tweeter |
Shellt Terrell @ShellTerrell because she always tweets great content and is a great educator besides |
| Best group blog |
www.eltchat.org It’s a blog maintained by its moderators but the content is co-created through the conversations of dozens of twitter teachers which are then
written up into summaries by a wonderful collection of ELT bloggers!!
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| Best edtech / resource sharing blog |
Nik Peachey’s Quick Shout Blog because he makes edtech look so easy to use
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| Best twitter hashtag |
#ELTchat because it connects hundreds of ELT teachers every week on Twitter and keeps contributing to their development in a free and autonomous way; because it has created a PLN which is supportive and shares knowledge in a connected world.
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Best New Blog
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Carol Goodey’s New Blog because it’s the blog of a reflective teacher
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Best teacher blog
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Box of Chocolates -
Cecilia Lemos’ blog; because she reflects so well on her teaching and uses
her blog to become an outstanding teacher.
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| Best free web tool |
At the time of writing this post, I am finding great value in curation tools; my favourite this year is Pinterest.
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Best open PD / unconference / webinar series
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BESIG online webinars
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Best educational use of a social network
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The aPLaNet Project Ning because it provides a meeting
point for teacher who mentor other teachers in the use of social networking tools for education.
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#1 by Tony GURR on November 28, 2012 - 3:43 am
Guys,
I totally “missed” this – I actually read the post a few days back but did not see your “first” nomination (I am getting old and if it is not in a “box” or “chart” I just don’t get it sometimes – I am a “man” and we ain’t very good at multi-tasking)
Thank you for the “nod” – and for hitting it right on the head about “worrying” (I think we all should do more of that – especially “me” and my eyesight)!
Take care!
T..