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Author: Joel
Posted: December 26
Category: Blogging & Technology

926632_wiremesh_2008On Wednesday, we looked back at some of The Loneliest Articles of 2008, today, we’ll go to the other extreme and look at the busiest articles of 2008. These are the articles that generated the most comments. I’ve gone through the articles and found those that received the most comments. After boiling down that list, I have come up with the 20 most commented articles.

  1. Teaching: Part Time Job At Full Pay Wages???? July 2nd, 2008 (28 comments by 26 authors) (28)
  2. Double Your FeedBurner RSS Numbers Overnight January 27th, 2008 (13 comments by 10 authors, 14 trackbacks) (27)
  3. The First Ever Music Education Blog Carnival July 1st, 2008 (12 comments by 11 authors, 8 trackbacks) (20)
  4. 152nd Carnival of Education January 2nd, 2008 (12 comments by 11 authors, 8 trackbacks) (20)
  5. 10 Things I Wish I Knew As A First Year Teacher September 20th, 2008 (15 comments by 12 authors, 4 trackbacks) (19)
  6. Nobody Works Harder Than Teachers! You Sure About That? July 13th, 2008 (18 comments by 13 authors) (18)
  7. The Blog Revolution Begins May 1st, 2008 (15 comments by 13 authors, 3 trackbacks) (18)
  8. Asperger’s December 11th, 2008 (16 comments by 13 authors) (16)
  9. New Classroom Rule: Don’t Talk To Me August 30th, 2008 (14 comments by 12 authors, 2 trackbacks) (16)
  10. Help! I’m On The Verge of Burnout!!! Do I Quit Teaching Or What Do I Do? April 30th, 2008 (16 comments by 14 authors) (16)
  11. I Give Up! 10 Reasons Why I Am Quitting My Teaching Job April 1st, 2008 (13 comments by 11 authors, 3 trackbacks) (16)
  12. 20 Books Everyone Should Read July 12th, 2008 (14 comments by 13 authors, 1 trackback) (15)
  13. Mark Your Calendars, The Blog Revolution Project Is Coming… April 19th, 2008 (12 comments by 9 authors, 2 trackbacks) (14)
  14. A (Partial) Timeline of Music Education Blogging November 24th, 2008 (11 comments by 9 authors, 2 trackbacks) (13)
  15. Are Classroom Rules Needed? July 26th, 2008 (12 comments by 11 authors, 1 trackback) (13)
  16. Student Absences & Make-Up Work…What Do You Do? July 15th, 2008 (11 comments by 10 authors, 2 trackbacks) (13)
  17. Stuff About Joel April 23rd, 2008 (10 comments by 7 authors, 3 trackbacks) (13)
  18. Carnival of Education #163: Spring Break 2008 Edition March 19th, 2008 (8 comments by 8 authors, 5 trackbacks) (13)
  19. Advertise Your Blog Right Here January 21st, 2008 (13 comments by 12 authors) (13)
  20. If You Really Must Have Classroom Rules… September 26th, 2008 (12 comments by 11 authors) (12)



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