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I recently got an email from Guy Kawasaki, the noted Apple evangelist. He writes:
Yesterday we announced a website that is a collection of “single-page
aggregations” organized by topics such as Fashion, Celebrities, Sports,
Gaming, Macintosh, Science, Green, and Autos.Here people can find odd news from dozens of sites, side-by-side, at a
glance–think of it as an “online magazine rack.” I hope that you will like
it and will spread the word.
I’m not exactly sure how So You Want To Teach? ended up in the list, but Alltop recently added an education category. Somehow, they have decided to include this blog in their list of 75 or so. Somehow somebody somewhere decided that my writing is among the top education sites on the web. How cool is that?
But wait, you say. What is Alltop anyway? Their website tells us:
We help you explore your passions by collecting stories from all the top sites on the web. Weve grouped these collections aggregations into individual Alltop sites based on topics such as environment, photography, science, celebrity gossip, fashion, gaming, sports, politics, automobiles, and Macintosh. At each Alltop site, we display the latest five stories from thirty or more sites on a single page we call this single-page aggregation.
You can think of an Alltop site as a dashboard, table of contents, or even a digital magazine rack of the Internet. To be clear, Alltop sites are starting points they are not destinations per se. The bottom line is that we are trying to enhance your online reading by both displaying stories from the sites that youre already visiting and helping you discover sites that you didnt know existed. In this way, our goal is the cessation of Internet stagnation.
Cool stuff. And I’m still amazed that this little blog that I started a little over a year ago is included. This is a result of my great readers! Thank you so much.
Speaking of my great readers, we are now averaging over 200 readers, and the projections seem to indicate we will be at somewhere over 300 by the August; maybe as soon as June! You people rock! Keep sending friends this way and linking to SYWTT.
Other sites on the list include:
- EDNEWS.ORG
- 2 Worth
- Chronicle.com – Today’s News
- LeaderTalk
- Beyond School
- BoardBuzz: NSBA’s Daily Weblog
- always learning
- Angela Maiers Educational Services
- BlogHighEd.org
- Cool Cat Teacher Blog
- Bud the Teacher
- Christopher D. Sessums : Weblog
- NYT > Education
- The Student Affairs Blog
- The Student Leader Blog
- NPR Topics: Education
- A Difference
- Dangerously Irrelevant
- Do I Dare Disturb the Universe?
- 21st Century Learning
- edu.blogs.com
- TheBizofKnowledge
- Teachers Teaching Teachers
- Practical Theory
- Teacher Magazine: News and Information for Teacher Leaders
- The Power of Educational Technology
- The Thinking Stick
- The Open Classroom
- Computer Science Teacher – Thoughts and Information from Alfred Thompson
- edspresso.com
- Education News
- Inside Higher Ed
- eSchool News – Legislation
- eSchool News – Multimedia
- eSchool News – Safety & Security
- eSchool News – Technologies
- eSchool News – Technology Management
- eSchool News – Top News
- U.S. News – Education
- Are we doing anything today?
- Teaching Generation Z
- Terence Online
- Artichoke
- BBC News | Education | UK Edition
- eSchool News – Budget News
- eSchool News – Business News
- eSchool News – Curriculum News
- Weblogg-ed
- Education Futures
- dy/dan
- Eduwonk.com
- washingtonpost.com – Education
- education News feed
- NYC Educator
- L.A. Times – Education
- So You Want To Teach?
- The Fischbowl
- Education: News & Videos about Education – CNN.com
- ASCD Inservice
- This Week In Education
- EdNews.org – The Internets #1 source for Education News and Information – Articles
- Ask-Dr-Kirk
- Chronicle Careers
- Converge Education News
- Learning is Change.
- Education Week-American Education News Site of Record
- Boston.com — Education news
- Practical Theory
- Borderland
- Distance Learning Online Education Programs
In other news, Mister Teacher and Dick Vitale have posted their own “online magazine stand” over at Learn Me Good. The 162nd Carnival of Education “March Mathness Edition” is up and running. I like how he added my site at the very bottom of the list. That may be because of all the things I wrote about Mister Teacher on the wall in the bathroom stall…
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I was so thrilled to see so many blogs that I follow on that list. Congrats on making the list! You deserve it!
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Joel, This is a great list, and I am honored to be among these fellow bloggers! Great post, and thanks for spreading the Alltop news!
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It’s cuz you said I smell like mothballs. . .
hehehe
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Mad props, Joel, for making the list. Two of my favorite blogs – yours and Doug Noon’s Borderland – made the list. Although I don’t quite get the concept of Kawasaki’s concept, he apparently appreciates what it is you are doing.:)
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Thanks to all of you for your comments! I am excited about this, and looking forward to seeing what kind of traffic this brings in. I also have found a bunch of other great blogs to check out…
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This is a great site. I hope I don’t spend too much time there. I’m happy some of the blogs I follow are listed.
Congrats on making the cut!
By the way, weren’t you going to make me a new title for my blog page??
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Chad. Yes. I am out of town right now. Email me and bug me about it. I will get it this week. You ought to fill out your bracket for March Mathness!
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Hey Joel,
If you have a second can you update a link on your blog for “The Student Affairs Collaborative Blog” from thesablog.org to thesabloggers.org. Minor change but want to makes sure your readers actually find the right site. Thanks!
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Got it. Thanks for the update, Tom.
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This is the great site in term of the information which I see from ur blog . Hope following ur blog I may be listed
Thanx…
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