#Change11 My blog roll on a Page

Here is the blog roll on a page.

This year 2011 in review, about Bloggers whom I know:

Stephen shared his valuable experience on blogging here, which is enlightening. George provided wonderful insights through his blog and the one on Connectivism. Dave’s posts on rhizomatic learning are refreshing. Steve has encouraged more teachers to blog through his compelling post. Nancy White shared her social artistry here with lots of wonderful experience. Jim Groom shared some of the most wonderful posts and artifacts here. David Wiley on Open education is fantastic. Jenny has posted many thoughts provoking posts throughout the Change11, and this Selfish blogger is an eye opener for me.

You would surely won’t like to miss: Alec Couros, Martin Weller, Tony Bates, Dave Snowden, Graham Attwell, Roy Williams, Frances Bell, Matthias Melcher, Rita Kop, ZaidLearn, Nellie Deutsch

There are many prominent bloggers here: Jane Hart, Jay Cross, Clark Quinn, Harold Jarche.

Here on Change11 Facilitators

Valerie Irvine and Jillianne Code

Dave Snowden

Rich DeMillo

Ashwin Ram & Mike McCracken

Kathleen Matheos

Pierre Levy

Caroline Haythornthwaite

Marti Cleveland – Innes

Here on PLENK2010 Facilitators

Open/Online/Distance Education

On Communities of Practice

On Social Media

Here is a list of Workplace Learning Professionals

Here is a list of favourites from Heli in PLENK2010:

Alan Cooper blog a careful and honest thinker

Barbara Fillip blog I recognize something of myself here or did I imagine?

Chris Jobling blog – Fresh and crispy! I love the heading

Chris Saeger blog with a beautiful Plenk heading

Maria Fernanda Arenas blog – she participated CritLit

Lindsay Jordan blog – University of the Arts London

Sean Fitzgerald blog -MOOC is like dining at a banquet (post 18.9.)

Martin Weller blog

Steve MacKenzie blog -CritLit

Steve Wheeler blog

Niklas Karlsson blog from Sweden

Linn Gustavsson blog from Sweden

John King blog – Just retired and still a student

Roland Legrand blog

Zaid Ali Alsagoff blog

Jarmo Talvivaara blog

Mc Morgan blog

Mohsen Saadatmand blog – a researcher in Helsink

Thanks to Heli for her precious sharing of the above links to participants.

My favourites here (MOOCs):

9 thoughts on “#Change11 My blog roll on a Page”

Hi John,
you don’t mention my blog but you use it – better in that way 🙂

Hi Heli,
Sorry that I haven’t done it explicitly. I will add it back. Thanks for reminding me 🙂 John

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Thanks for this helpful list of blogs. Good work!

Hi John

This is a very useful list! Thanks very much. I wanted to invite my colleagues to have a peek into the change11 and CCK12 MOOCs, and this gives me a good post to direct them to. I just subscribed to your Scoop.it list (http://www.scoop.it/t/open-networked-social-learning/).

Mark McGuire