Exploring the blogosphere

The blogosphere describes the collective online world of blogs. The blogs listed below are all related to English teaching or education in general. All external links open in a new window.

Blog name	Blog address (URL)
Larry Ferlazzo's websites of the day	http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/
Madness in the Method	http://mrscaldwell0.edublogs.org/
Teaching Journal	http://joychou.blogspot.com/
Grammar Guy	http://azargrammar.com/grammarGuy/
Learning technology teacher development blog	http://nikpeachey.blogspot.com/
Mr C’s Class Blog	http://mrcsclassblog.blogspot.com/
Daily English activities	http://daily-english-activities.blogspot.com/
British Council Italy	http://romelfblog.blogspot.com/
Don Ledingham’s Learning Log Blog and URL What’s it about and what themes are covered? Who is the intended audience for the blog? What features are included? Larry Ferlazzo’s websites of the day: http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/ Websites that can be useful in English language teaching Storytelling EFL / ESL teachers Feeds Comments Links Favourite links Bookmark tools Madness in the Method: http://mrscaldwell0.edublogs.org/ Class blog with exercises for the students Class students (Their parents?) (Other teachers?) Comments - her students posting comments on the blog posts Bookmark tools Blogroll (suggested links) History Teaching Journal: http://joychou.blogspot.com/ Reflections on her professional development Peers who may be interested in like minded career development Comments – mainly around career development Profile Grammar Guy: http://azargrammar.com/grammarGuy/ From the first post: “This is our chance to discuss troublesome parts of the language, vent frustrations in trying to teach or learn it, talk about pet peeves concerning how the language is used, and offer amusing, insightful observations on this means of communication we call English” Language teachers, linguists Comments including questions regarding grammar Blog is one part of a bigger site. Learning technology teacher development blog: http://nikpeachey.blogspot.com/ Learning technologies websites, applications and the classroom usage of these tools. Language teachers interested in learning technologies Commenting Polls Most read Links Past postings RSS Links to microblogs (Plurk, Twitter) Mr C’s Class Blog: http://mrcsclassblog.blogspot.com/ Classroom content, news about the class and the blog Mr C’s students, their parents and the public Students have their own blogs Comments Inline dictionary (double click on any word) Daily English activities: http://daily-english-activities.blogspot.com/ Activities for English language teachers, pupils, students Simple online activities to improve English and digital literacy EFL/ESL students and teachers For autonomous EFL/ESL learners Comments Polls Links to other blogs Sitemap Ability to print page For Teachers Web 2.0 tools Ability to subscribe British Council Italy : http://romelfblog.blogspot.com/ The aim of this blog is to provide support to students between lessons, giving them advice on how to use the Internet to learn and practise their English. It is not strictly speaking a class blog. Students at the British Council Rome Tag board Comments Links Archive Personal opinions Information on the writer Don Ledingham’s Learning Log: http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/ A reflective journal focusing on reflective and experiential learning. Teachers Comments Links to other blogs Searchable by category	http://edubuzz.org/blogs/donsblog/