Charting the Course of Teaching and Learning in a Networked World

Edublog Awards 2011

The convergence of digital media and traditional learning is dynamic, frentic and exciting. Each of my nominations for the Edublog Awards is bridging the digital divide for educators, parents, and students.

Best School Administrator blog
Burlington High School Principal's Blog - Patrick Larkin
http://www.patrickmlarkin.com/

Not many principals have the time nor dedication to maintain a regular blog, but Burlington High School's Patrick Larkin sticks with it and does it in style. His blog contains a refreshing mix of insights into his innovative education philosophy and his adventures as an administrator in one of Massachusetts' most forward-thinking public high schools.

Best Individual Tweeter
Suzanne Shaffer - @suzanneshaffer
https://twitter.com/#!/suzanneshaffer

With over 11,000 followers strong, College Coach Suzanne Shaffer rarely misses a Twitter chat on college planning and current issues in higher education. Her dedication to helping parents "navigate the college maze" comes alive with every tweet and article she writes.

Most Influential Post 2011
Umass Dartmouth Center for Marketing Research Blog
http://centerformarketingresearch.wordpress.com/

One of the most influential people in the social media world and in education is Dr. Nora Barnes. Her study working with her college students on the use of social media in Fortune 500 Business, non-profits and even in College admissions are all thought leading studies that speak to the fact that Social Media needs a prominent seat at the education table.

http://centerformarketingresearch.wordpress.com/2011/07/27/social-m...

One of the significant findings from the most recent study said that 100% of US colleges and universities use at least one form of social media; 34% growth over 2007.

Best open PD / unconference / webinar series
Future of Education
http://www.futureofeducation.com/

Each week Steve Hargadon and his team, present us with some of the most brilliant thought leaders in Education for free and totally fascinating webinar events

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