I get asked this question all of the time. Why do you blog?
I enjoy it! That's the #1 reason.
I like documenting and reflecting on what I learn, for future reference. My memory bank is sometimes unreliable. That's #2.
I like sharing what I learn with others who might benefit. #3.
We librarians teach and thrive in an open environment. Now that open environment is a whole lot bigger, and so are the rewards.
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I'm sharing my top 10 (of 54) blog posts for 2013 in the hope that more educators in the Internetverse will find something they can use.
(in chronological order)
Google+ Tip: How to Adjust the Flow of Information from your Circles -- A Snapshot
5 Scholarly Science Search Engines for the College Student's Toolbox
Innovative Chromebook Teachers in Math, Science, Social Studies and Foreign Language, Special Education, Language Arts - EducationOnAir - All in One Place
This "Libraries of the Future" Infographic Nails it!
My 10 Favorite Google Tips of the 100 Shared by @EdReach
Use this Google Custom Search Engine to Search Through 40 Sources for Curated Educational Videos
Resources for Learning about COPPA's (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) New Rules
