100 Technology Blogs for #Teachers

From time to time someone makes some time aside to find, filter and compile the Best of, and the Top of something. Onlinedegrees.org has updated its former lists of edublogs for teachers. Alexis presents now the Top 100 Technology Blogs for Teachers.

This is not a list only, the author has added 2 (none or even 3) recommended posts para each featured blog. Good idea, Alexis. What you wouldn't find is Education & Tech listed. So, if you still think this blog is any worth, bookmark it, mention it on Twitter or drop us a line in comments.

First Top 10 Technology Blogs for Teachers

1. The Whiteboard Blog – Recommended posts: “Anne Frank’s House Interactive,” and “Maths Manipulatives.”

2. Ed Tech Central – Recommended posts: “How to Export a PowerPoint Slide as a JPEG file,” and “How to Use Animoto for Instruction.”

3. Langwitches – Recommended posts: “Infographics- What? Why? How?,” and “Presentation21 Make-Over.”

4. 21st Century EdTech – Recommended posts: “Free: Showing Evidence Tool… Collaboratively Construct, Evaluate, And Defend!,” and “Free Classroom Interactive System From Microsoft… A Little Mouse Mischief!.”

5. IHeartEdTech – Recommended posts: “7 Reasons Why I Love Evernote & Why You Should Too!,” and “5 Steps to Empower Your Students.”

6. Digital Teachers’ Lounge – Recommended posts: “5 Ways to Encourage Boys to Read.”

7. Ed Tech Crew – Recommended posts/podcasts: “Google I/O & the iSchool Crew,” and “Interview with Brendan O’Brien on Cyber Safety.”

8. Technology Tidbits: Thoughts of a Cyber Hero – Recommended posts: “Top 10 Sites for Creating Digital Music,” and “Twiducate.”

9. Angela Maiers Educational Services – Recommended posts: “Thoughts on Ning?” and “Setting up the your Classroom at the END of the year? YES!”

10. Infinite Thinking Machine.

Although, some people think this kind of lists are a waste of time, we have been monitoring other lists, too. Take a look here and here.

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