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Current Edu-bloggers

This has been the busiest week I’ve seen in the field of edu-tech bloggers. To get a better grip on who is out there blogging, I’ve compiled a list. I’m sure I’ve missed some important people…please add them via comments. I’ll eventually compile it in a list it as a resource page on elearnspace

Scott Adams
Position:Assistant Professor in Instructional Technology at Arkansas Tech University
Blog: Handheld Instructional Technology

Bill Brandon
Position: Editor, The eLearning Developers’ Journal
Blog: Elearning

Randy Brown
Position: Assistant Professor Computer Information Systems Sinclair Community College, Dayton, Ohio
Blog: Carving Code

David Carter-Tod
Position: Instructional Technologist for Wytheville Community College
Blog: Serious Instructional Technology

Jay Cross
Position: CEO - Internet Time Group
Blog: Internet Time Blog…Learning Circuits Blog

Anne Davis
Position: Georgia State University - Instructional Technology Center in the College of Education.
Blog: EduBlog Insights

David Davies
Position: Senior Lecturer in medical education at the University of Birmingham UK
Blog: Edtech

Pat Delaney
Position: K12 teacher/librarian in San Francisco
Blog: homoLudens III

Albert Delgado
Position: Techology Liaison: Chicago Area Writing Project, Electronic Design Team: National Writing Project
Blog: Blogging from the Barrio

Stephen Downes
Position: Senior research officer with the National Research Council of Canada
Blog: Stephen’s Web…OLDaily

Lilia Efimova
Position: Member of scientific staff Telematica Instituut
Blog: Mathemagenic

James Farmer
Position: Lecturer in education design at Deakin University, Victoria, Australia.
Blog: James Farmer’s Radio Weblog

Sebastian Fiedler
Position: Founder: Cognitive Architects
Blog: Seblogging

Spike Hall
Position: Assoc Prof, Education & Special Education, Drake University
Blog: Connectivity, see also EdSped

Dennis G. Jerz
Position: New Media Journalism at Seton Hill University
Blog: Literacy Weblog

Brian Lamb
Position:Learning Object Discoordinator - UBC
Blog: Object Learning

elizabeth lane lawley
Position: Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology
Blog: mamamusings

Scott Leslie
Position:Research Coordinator for Educational Technology at Centre for Curriculum, Transfer and Technology
Blog: EdTechPost

Alan Levine
Position: Developing the Maricopa Learning Exchange (MLX)
Blog: cogdogblog

Jenny Levine
Position: I’m going to guess: a librarian…but more info would be nice
Blog: The Shifted Librarian

Sarah Lohnes
Position: Technical Instruction and Support Specialist, Center for Educational Technology, Middlebury College
Blog: [alterego]

Charlie Lowe
Position:PhD student and teaching assistant at Florida State University
Blog: Kairosnews

Jim McGee
Position:Adjunct Professor of Technology Industry Management - Kellog School of Management
Blog: McGee’s Musings

Dave Mulders (and Maggie and Glenn)
Blog: SideBars

D’Arcy Norman
Position: Developer, Learning Commons, University of Calgary
Blog: Learning Commons Weblog

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By gsiemens
April 17, 2003

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  1. D'Arcy Norman said
    on April 17, 2003

    I guess my official position is “Developer, Learning Commons, University of Calgary” The Learning Commons produces the CAREO repository, as well as the ALOHA metadata tools (I’m the primary programmer on CAREO with one other part time contributor, and there are a few others working on ALOHA).

  2. gsiemens said
    on April 17, 2003

    Thanks D’Arcy…change made.

  3. Greg Ritter said
    on April 17, 2003

    Yep, I work for Blackboard, though my weblog is a personal space to explore my own educational interests, not a professional pursuit. Usual disclaimers apply.

    Before I went to work on the commercial side of things, I worked in (and for a short time was acting director of) the Learning Technologies department at Gallaudet University (the university for the deaf and hard-of-hearing). Before that I taught English at a couple different universities, and did a lot of work with integrating technology into the writing curriculum.

    All of which reminds me, I need to update an “About” page on my site… :-/

  4. Will Richardson said
    on April 17, 2003

    FYI–Supervisor of Instructional Technology at Hunterdon Central Regional High School, Flemington, NJ.

    Thanks for your efforts, George.

  5. Scott Adams said
    on April 17, 2003

    I do a blog on Handheld Instructional Technology at Arkansas Tech University. I’m an assistant professor in instructional technology.

  6. gsiemens said
    on April 17, 2003

    Thanks Greg, Will (changes made)…and Scott - I’ve added your blog (thanks!)

  7. Dale Pike said
    on April 18, 2003

    My current position is as the Director of Instructional Technology for the College of Arts & Sciences at UNC Charlotte. I also teach Japanese in the Languages & Culture Studies Department. I, too, need to add more ‘about’ info to my weblog…

  8. David Carter-Tod said
    on April 18, 2003

    I may be wrong, but I think:

    David Davies is an MD and developer in England (University of Birmingham)

    Al Delgado’s signature says:
    http://www2.whittier.cps.k12.il.us

    Techology Liaison :: Chicago Area Writing Project
    http://cawp.roosevelt.edu

    Electronic Design Team :: National Writing Project
    http://www.writingproject.org

    Pat Delaney is a K12 teacher/librarian in San Francisco

  9. gsiemens said
    on April 18, 2003

    Thanks Dale…thanks David!

  10. Denham said
    on April 19, 2003

    Liz lawley may be another to add to your growing list Seb.

    mamamusings

  11. Spike Hall said
    on April 20, 2003

    Position: Assoc Prof, Education & Special Education, Drake University

    Blog: Connectivity

    see also
    radio.weblogs.com/0106698/categories/edsped/

    Have been spending some serious time on knowledge, knowledge-making … and will shortly add materials on curriculum building.

    Thanks

  12. gsiemens said
    on April 20, 2003

    Denham: thanks, link added.

    Spike: added as well (not sure how I forgot your blog…I read it regularly)…oops! sorry.

    George

    PS - Keep ‘em coming!

  13. Seb said
    on April 20, 2003

    Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Universit

  14. Sarah Lohnes said
    on April 21, 2003

    Position: Technical Instruction and Support Specialist, Center for Educational Technology, Middlebury College

    Blog: [alterego] - http://alterego.manilasites.com

    Thanks!

  15. gsiemens said
    on April 21, 2003

    Hi Seb - thanks!

    Sarah: I’ve added your blog!

    george

  16. Dennis G. Jerz said
    on April 21, 2003

    My “Literacy Weblog” focuses on technical literacy as well as traditional literacy. I’m one of the presetners at the upcoming BlogTalk conference in May, and I also wrote the “blurbs” article that you linked to recently. I’ve recently been hired to teach New Media Journalism at Seton Hill University, and when I’ve moved my blog there I hope you’ll help me publicize the new address. Thanks for this excellent resource!

  17. gsiemens said
    on April 21, 2003

    Hi Dennis…thanks for the link. I’ve added your blog. Sure, by all means, forward your new address once you’ve moved your blog.

    George

  18. Rhiannon Williams said
    on April 22, 2003

    This is the more permanent link through to my current blog. I’m Instructional Designer at the Centre for Applied Researh in Educational Technology at Cambridge University.
    This is a timely effort - thanks

  19. Lilia Efimova said
    on April 23, 2003

    Addition: my position is “Member of scientific staff”.

  20. Lilia Efimova said
    on April 23, 2003

    After reading the comments I thought that it could be good to add something like “usual disclaimers apply” in the introduction of this list as not everyone associates their weblog with formal employment.

  21. Evan Straub said
    on April 25, 2003

    Please feel free to add my blog as well! I am an Instructional Development Specialist at Ohio State University. This is great - thanks so much…

  22. D'Arcy Norman said
    on April 25, 2003

    Just realized that Alan Levine isn’t on the list.

    He’s my counterpart at Maricopa, developing the Maricopa Learning Exchange (MLX).

    URLs:
    weblog: “cogdogblog”
    http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/alan/

    project: MLX
    http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/mlx/

  23. David Jobson said
    on May 2, 2003

    Applied linguistics was my MA and I am currently a teacher at a private language school and a tutor affiliated with the Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre in Victoria, BC.

  24. Bill Brandon said
    on May 4, 2003

    Bill Brandon
    Editor, The eLearning Developers’ Journal
    bill (at) elearningguild (dot) com (no spaces)

  25. Bill Brandon said
    on May 4, 2003

    ack - it’s late, ok?

    blog is elearning
    http://radio.weblogs.com/0110222/categories/eLearning

    Relatively new, mostly just cross-posting now but original content will start soon.

  26. Dave Smulders said
    on May 6, 2003

    Hi George,
    A bit late coming in here…
    We use our SideBars blog
    space as a messy area to help develop the content for our online newsletter.
    It’s our less public side, but it lives on the web for all to see nonetheless
    and has a bandaid RSS feed, kind of like having the door to the meeting room opened.

    Dave

  27. gsiemens said
    on May 6, 2003

    Hi Dave, Bill:

    I’ve added your blogs. Thanks
    george

  28. Anne Davis said
    on May 12, 2003

    My name is Anne Davis. I work at Georgia State University in the Instructional Technology Center in the College of Education. I work with faculty, staff, and students in the area of instructional technology. This EduBlog is a place to reflect, discuss, and explore possibilities for the use of weblogs in education.

  29. Tom Nickel said
    on May 15, 2003

    I’ve recently started a blog with daily original content on the topic of Transnational Education — it gets into the pedagogy side (including research findings) as well as the policy side (exporting the DMCA, impact of the GATS etc.)

  30. James Farmer said
    on May 27, 2003

    Hiya,

    Do I get to be added :o) I’m a lecturer in education design at Deakin University, Victoria, Australia.

    My weblogs mainly about teaching & learning online (and weblogs in that context)

    http://radio.weblogs.com/0120501/

    Cheers, James

  31. gsiemens said
    on May 28, 2003

    Hi Anne, James…I’ve added you. Tom - I couldn’t open your blog. Is the url correct? I’ll try again in case it was down.

  32. Sarath Seneviratne said
    on June 5, 2003

    Hi, I am am in semi retirement and upto last year was in charge of hotel & tourism education in Sri Lanka, a tiny island in the indian ocean. Looking around at elearning conceps as I am interested in promoting the sharing of educational experiences, specially in Asia & Pacific, an areas that has some of the highest and lowest connected countries.

  33. Trey Martindale said
    on October 26, 2003

    Hello,
    my weblog on instructional design and technology is at
    http://reusability.org/blogs/trey/

    thanks