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A collation of blog posts, Twitter tweets, podcasts, events concerning the closure of 'Al Upton and the miniLegends' - by Sue Waters

Collated posts, podcasts, wiki, upcoming events related to the broader implications of my blog being closed

VentureBeat recently published a post titled, Technology is Never the Most Important Element in Influencer Marketing, which asserts that the technology used in influencer marketing is more of a helpful bonus than a critical asset.

VentureBeat recently published a post titled, Technology is Never the Most Important Element in Influencer Marketing, which asserts that the technology used in influencer marketing is more of a helpful bonus than a critical asset.

Have you ever been in a fine, normal, go-about-your-day mood and after taking a quick procrastination break on Facebook (or Instagram or Twitter), you see a new post by a friend posing in her bikini on the beach and it sends you into a tailspin of negativity and "I hate my body" thoughts?

Great post by Charlie Roy, great comment thread and links. Grades were invented to increase class size. Learning died that day.

For whatever else it's worth to anyone bothering with the comments here, in spite of my failings as a blogger and an online community member, this site has been - from first post to last - a concerted effort at reconstructing the narrative of a Teacher and, particularly, that of a New Teacher. There are loftier goals for a blog, certainly, but this has been mine.

A blog post about a new study published by the American Psychological Association (APA) raises tough questions about the conventional wisdom regarding online predators. The study takes aim at the mainstream media's coverage of online predation, labeling its portrayal of the phenomenon as "largely inaccurate."

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fantastic experiment not sure if the title of the article is justified in the text. Biggest complaint seems to be loss of control and authority. hmmm "Students having their classroom ideas judged not simply by their peers but by a far wider audience" and that is a bad thing because...?