Dec
08
2009
The 2009 Edublog Awards – nominations
Posted by Valentina Dodge in ICT, tags: 2009, awards, bloggers, edublogawards, edublogs, nominationsI know, I know it’s last minute but I just have to share my list for the EDUBLOGS Award
Edublog Awards Nominations
- Best individual blog – Lindsay Clanfield’s http://sixthings.net/
- Best individual tweeter- @burcuakyol
- Best new blog - http://seanbanville.com/ Can’t wait for Little Blue Scotter post
- Best resource sharing blog – http://nikpeachey.blogspot.com/
- Most influential blog post – On Going Public by Gavin Dudeney with 80 worthy comments in 80 hours http://slife.dudeney.com/?p=366
- Best educational use of video / visual http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/ by Russel Stannard
- Best teacher blog http://kalinago.blogspot.com/Best educational tech support blog http://www.makeuseof.com/
- Best elearning / corporate education blog BBC English Blogs http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/communicate/blog
- Best educational use of a social networking service Heike Phillip’s http://virtual-round-table.ning.com/
- Lifetime achievement http://kenwilsonelt.wordpress.com/ (this IS a new concept of life and time)
- Best educational use of video / visual http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/ by Russel Stannard
- Best educational wiki – http://greetingsfromtheworld.wikispaces.com/ by Arjana Blazic
Entries (RSS)
Vale,
Thanks very much for the nomination – such stiff competition this year with so many new and very good blogs. Still, ’tis better to be nominated and lose, than never to be nominated at all, as that bloke said…
Gavin
Such optimism
You posts really sparked tons of thought processes and that”ripple effect” so I have personally awarded you with “Best Blog Rippler” Prize and will be seeking to make this a new category for 2010! Your thoughts as they are thrown into blog ocean or twitter stream, have the effect of expanding the reasoning of others incrementally and exponently. Drop more in, it’s nothing to do with competition but meaningful exchanges and that thread was a great example (not in quantity) but in quality and diversity of reaction.
Thank YOU!
@vale24