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I've never heard of it, but it's been around since 2005. Why don't more educators know about this site? I love blogging, and this is ideal for an educational setting. Click the links on the top to bring you more information about them.

I do enjoy edublogs.org, they are one of the professional blogs I follow through RSS feed. Great resource.

As the title suggests, this article from The Innovative Educator (tech-related education blog I follow) discusses ways that different social media could be used to coordinate with parents. The principles could be applied to any job, really....

A really cool link for all the future educators in class. Might be of use in your research projects.

On Yammer, I posted a new article that addressed what happened on Twitter during this case. This article goes more into how Middle schools, High schools, and parents in Torrington, Connecticut, make efforts to communicate with students about rape after the students tweeted their support of two fellow classmates accused of statutory rape.

I like seeing how social media sites are used for good instead of being used for gossip.

A discussion of the privacy ramifications for Facebook's new emoticon feature that it's rolling out

Decide for yourself: cool or creepy apps

George W Bush's e-mail account gets hacked. The importance of keeping your e-mail and networks safe.