Digital Citizen: An Educators Community

The blogosphere has raised to over 60 million blogs according to Technorati and the power of bloggers also has been evident lately, however, we can't fall in this kind of fighting which takes us down as professional bloggers, mainly when those bloggers are educators who should try to answer the question as this brought in by Any Carvin: Does the advent of all-star bloggers in education help, or hinder a broader conversation about the role of education technology?. Teachers need to have their eyes wide open when blogging issues are being watched not only for colleagues but for big media.

I already published more than once about the RSS concept but I will keep trying it until everyone, no only educators see the benefit of following things throughout an RSS Reader. See an introduction to RSS.

I've found interesting all the stuff about linking. For example today I've discovered the Z List game which can be extrapolated to the Spanish Go Meme list. If we still need to move up some steps in Technorati then you might want to try any of those memes or what Kottke is doing or even follow the steps of Blog Bloke who has promised himself during 2007 to write posts about lesser-known bloggers out there who deserve the accolades.

The Live Journal Petition was linked to in 801 posts by 786 other blogs from January 1-November 30, 2006. So, it is the Top Post of the Year!. Another interesting blog that I've found is The American Democracy Project which is managed for Indiana University from very different perspectives and refers to the quality of American democracy.

Now, do you want to know who's reading and at what frequency your post? Try MengTracker(Only for WordPress based blogs).

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