Brought to you by the (thankfully) irrepressible James Farmer, the Edublog Awards recognize top educational weblogs across a range of categories. Nominations are open until December 3rd, after which voting will begin.
In addition to some of the old standards, about 50% of the nominees are blogs that I never heard of before. Good stuff.
(Note to Mac users: The site doesn’t render properly in Safari, so if you haven’t downloaded Firefox yet, now is the time.)
Michael Feldstein is the founder of e-Literate who currently works as the Senior Program Manager for MindTap at Cengage Learning. For more information, see his profile page.
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I think it was something about feeding fires, not sure, um, anyway,
thanks for the link and nice words
) D’Arcy was kind enough to send me a fix for the Safari version yesterday so it *should* work now…
But getting Firefox is still a damn good idea
Cheers, James
It still looks funky to me in Safari, even after clearing my cache. But anyway, thank you for setting up the awards, James. It’s a valuable service.
(And to the Mac users out there…really…I love Safari too, but Safari + Firefox = twice the browsing goodness. Like having a regular and a phillips-head screwdriver in your toolbox.)