Edublog Awards 2007
http://edublogawards.com/edublog-awards-2007-finalists-announced/
Each year Edublog invites the public to nominate and vote for their favourite educational blogs. The 2007 Edublog Awards finalists have just been announced.
Andrew Ross' excellent Primary Teacher UK has been nominated in the best teacher blog category. Well done, Andrew. I'm sure that you find his blog as useful as I do, so why not pop along to the Edublog site and vote for it.
There are lots of great sites in the other categories and it's well worth spending a bit of time clicking through and checking them out. You're sure to find lots of useful information and resources.
One blog that is part of my feed list already is Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites Of The Day For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFL which is nominated in the best resource sharing blog section. Browsing the list of finalists I've just come across the Talkabout Primary MFL site which is nominated in the best educational use of a social network service category. It looks like a really interesting resource for anyone who is looking to teach languages in their primary school. It's another one that I'm going to vote for.
Each year Edublog invites the public to nominate and vote for their favourite educational blogs. The 2007 Edublog Awards finalists have just been announced.
Andrew Ross' excellent Primary Teacher UK has been nominated in the best teacher blog category. Well done, Andrew. I'm sure that you find his blog as useful as I do, so why not pop along to the Edublog site and vote for it.
There are lots of great sites in the other categories and it's well worth spending a bit of time clicking through and checking them out. You're sure to find lots of useful information and resources.
One blog that is part of my feed list already is Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites Of The Day For Teaching ELL, ESL, & EFL which is nominated in the best resource sharing blog section. Browsing the list of finalists I've just come across the Talkabout Primary MFL site which is nominated in the best educational use of a social network service category. It looks like a really interesting resource for anyone who is looking to teach languages in their primary school. It's another one that I'm going to vote for.
posted by Gareth at 08:29
