Thursday, November 24, 2011

My Edublog Nomination 2011









The 2011 Edublog Awards are now open for nominations. It is very difficult to choose just one entry per category because there are so many inspirational people and quality projects to choose from. After much thought, here are my nominations:




Best class blog    2KM and2KJ






Best student blog     Miriam’s Magical Moments





Best teacher blog   Integrating Technology in the Primary Classroom by Kathleen Morris 
 
 Best new blog   wwwatanabe by Mrs. Wantanabe 



  


Best twitter hashtag      #comments4kids by @wmchamberlain




  
Best individual blog   Teaching Literacy in the Early Years by  Kelly Jordan
  

Best librarian / library blog    The Bulldog Readers Blog by Mrs. Hembree
 






Most influential blog post    Top 10 Twitter Tips   by Kathleen Morris 



Best individual tweeter   @ozge




 Best free web tool    Twitter






Best ed tech / resource sharing blog    Langwitches Blog     By Mrs. Tolisano 






Best educational use of audio / video / visual / podcast     Mr. Avery's Blog









Lifetime achievement     Sue Wyatt






Who are you nominating for Edublog Awards? 






6 comments:

  1. Dear Mrs Yollis,

    This is Kayla and Jordi from 2KM and 2KJ in Australia.

    Jordi: FANTASTIC POST!
    Mrs Morris and Miss Jordan thank-you for the nomanation. 2KM and 2KJ also appreciate that best class blog is 2KM and 2KJ blog. Please check out my blog. Here is the link:
    http://jordisblog.global2.vic.edu.au/
    Mabey you could leave a comment? I nomanated your blog for Most Influential Blog (Family blogging month challenge).

    Kayla: I love this post you did a great job! Youn are are a AWESOME blogger.
    Here is my address to my blog post about the edublog nominations:
    http://kaylasblog.global2.vic.edu.au/2011/11/24/edublog-awards-nominations/
    I hope you like it! :)


    Got to go,
    From,
    Jordi and Kayla

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  2. Dear Mrs Yollis,

    It appears very difficult to choose every year. As there are some amazing blogs out in blog land.

    But in saying this you have done well picking.
    It really is so wonderful that you have picked Miriams Magical Moments for BB and I picked Miriam as well.

    As well as Mrs Hembree's Bulldog Readers Blog.

    It really does makes it very difficult when you can only pick one per category maybe the rules may change for nexted years edulog awards.

    All the very best Mrs Yollis to you too we think your blog is just tops!

    From AA. :)

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  3. Dear Mrs. Yollis,

    It's such an honor to have you nominate my blog. I've learned so much from you, and am grateful that I'm part of your global community. It's a privilege to learn with you.

    I remember learning how to comment and use hyperlinks in comments from your blog... and you came to my blog to help me learn more, and give tips to improve my blog.

    Many thanks for all you do. You help so many!

    Your friend,
    Mrs. Watanabe

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  4. Dear Mrs. Yollis,

    I appreciate you nominating my blog for best student blog. There are so many good student blogs that it is difficult to nominate just one. I also nominated you for the best class blog. You taught me many things about writing and blogging and my blog wouldn't have been as good without you.

    From,
    ♥Miriam♥

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  5. G'day Mrs Yollis,
    Thank you so much for your nomination of me as a lifetime achievement.

    It seems like I have been blogging for most of my life when in reality it it only since January 2008.

    Once you begin a blog, it is a life long activity and I am sure I will continue blogging once I retire from teaching at the end of this year.

    Again, many thanks for the nomination.

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  6. Dear Mrs. Yollis and class,

    Thank you so much for your nomination! We're are honored to have been chosen by you and your class!

    I'm sure you will have many nominations. After a second place finish last year, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if you win this year!

    Best of luck! Have a great weekend.

    Sincerely,
    Mr. Avery and class

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