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‘Tis the season for lists (and I love it!)
- Mahara an open source e-portfolio platform
- Geogebra to share with our Math Department
- lino – online stickies
Last year, our TL community was extremely well represented. Let’s make sure the same is true this year and that we recognize the great efforts of all those who inspire us. (I can think of a number of emerging bloggers and networkers and some fabulous conference conveners, can’t you?)
You can nominate your faves in an out of our community by simply:
- Write a post with your nominations for the different categories on your own blog (or a website – anywhere public)
- Send the link to your nomination post via the form at the bottom of the Nominations Page
Some changes to categories this year such as:
- Some categories have been combined together (Best ed tech / resource sharing blog and Best educational use of audio / video / visual /podcast)
- Two new categories (Best open PD / unconference / webinar series and Best free web tool)
- Virtual worlds are encouraged to be part of the expanded “social network” category
Here are the categories in full – nominations are open from now until Friday 2 December, and voting will then be up until Tuesday 13 December and the ceremony will be rocking on Wednesday 14 December!
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So go nominate your favorite blogs, twitterers, community sites, videos, podcasts and more… for 2011:
- Best individual blog
- Best individual tweeter
- Best group blog
- Best new blog
- Best class blog
- Best student blog
- Best ed tech / resource sharing blog
- Most influential blog post
- Best twitter hashtag
- Best teacher blog
- Best librarian / library blog
- Best School Administrator blog
- Best free web tool
- Best educational use of audio / video / visual / podcast
- Best educational wiki
- Best open PD / unconference / webinar series
- Best educational use of a social network
- Lifetime achievement
And finally, let’s build our very own list. At the TL Virtual Cafe on December 5th, 8PM Eastern, we’ll be hosting a Learning Tools Open Mic/Smackdown/Karaoke. We’re planning to get ready by building a crowd-souced presentation/book. Please feel free to grab a slide (or several) and be ready to grab the mic on the night of the event and share your faves. We’ll leave the evening with our own dynamic, growable resource book.
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About Joyce Valenza
Joyce is an Assistant Professor of Teaching at Rutgers University School of Information and Communication, a technology writer, speaker, blogger and learner. Follow her on Twitter: @joycevalenza
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