And the Winners of the 2006 Edublog Awards are:
Best Audio and/or Visual Blog:
absolutely intercultural!
Anne Fox (Denmark), Laurent Borgmann (Germany)
Best Group Blog:
Polar Science 2006
YES I Can! Science team, McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Diane Hammond, Susan Stiff, and Dr. Tom Stiff (Canada)
Best Individual Blog:
Christopher D. Sessums :: Blog
Christopher D. Sessums (USA)
Most Influential Post, Resource or Presentation:
K12 Online Conference 2006
Darren Kuropatwa (Canada), Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach (USA), Wes Fryer (USA)
Best Library/ Librarian Blog:
Hey Jude
Judy O’Connell (Australia)
Best Newcomer: (joint winners)
Ed Tech Journeys
Pete Reilly (USA)
tilt!
Paz Peña (Chile)
Best Research Paper:
Nancy White: Blogs and Community
Nancy White (USA)
Best Teacher Blog:
Have Fun with English! 2
Teresa Almeida d’Eça (Portugal)
Best Undergraduate Blog:
CILASS Student Blog
University of Sheffield Student Ambassadors of the Centre for Inquiry-based Learning In the Arts and Social Sciences (England)
Best Wiki:
Flat Classroom Project
Vicki Davis (USA), Julie Lindsay (Bangladesh)
Edublog Star Award (Convenors choice):
Duck Diaries
Barbara Cohen (USA)
A well deserved congratulations to the winners – and my huge thanks to everyone who took the time to nominate and vote, and to everyone producing all the fantastic blogs, podcasts, videos, wikis, images and everything else out there – it’s great to be a part of such a creative and innovative community!
Next year I’d like to have category leaders manage each category – if you’re interested please drop me a line. It’s just too big an administrative task for one person – especially at this time of year!
Hi Josie
congrats again, may this and every season be as festive and prosperous as you can handle 🙂
I’m just reiterating my offer to initiate and lead a new category ‘class blogs’ as in our comments in http://incsub.org/awards/2006/nominations-for-best-teacher-blog-2006/#comments
I will be trying my best to connect classes that blog at http://connect.edublogs.org/ Locally – South Australia and Globally – The World 🙂 If anyone wants to add a good resource, thank you and feel free at http://connect.edublogs.org/blog/
Early days but hopefully it will grow and prove to be a worthwhile pursuit. Cheers, Al