Scott’s list of education blogs

By  | 1/29/2007 | Filed under: General, In other news

Just a quick note… Scott McLeod at Dangerously Irrelevant compiled a list of his take at what the top 30 education blogs might look like, based on Technorati rankings. He ranks himself at #24. Congratulations, Scott!

The list, itself, is interesting. Read his post, then download the Excel file.

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Dr. John Moravec is a faculty member in the Department of Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development and the Innovation Studies/Master of Liberal Studies graduate programs at the University of Minnesota. He is the principal of Education Futures LLC; a co-founder of the Horizon Forum, a roundtable on the future of education at all levels; and is the editor of Education Futures. He can be emailed at john@educationfutures.com.

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2 Responses to Scott’s list of education blogs

  1. Scott McLeod on 1/29/2007 at 21:38

    Thanks for the link, John. I want to point out that there are HUGE holes in the rankings. For all I know I’m 124, not 24… It should get better with time! =)

  2. Linda Conley on 2/1/2007 at 20:43

    I’m looking forward to learning to “be” in this techno world.

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