Education Blogosphere Survey Dr. Scott McLeod, January 2007 .

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Education Blogosphere SurveyDr. Scott McLeod, January 2007

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A call for participants…

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How many edubloggers participated in the survey?

160

Thank you!

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Would you quit your current job if you could support yourself and your family through blogging?

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? The chance to try things out.

7 / 160

= 4%

Key ideas

Try things

Experiment

Explore

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? It’s rewarding / gratifying.

11 / 160

= 7%

Key ideas

Praise

Self-satisfaction

Accomplishment

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? The sense of helping others.

13 / 160

= 8%

Key ideas

Contributing value

Greater good

Mentoring

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? Capturing ideas / resources.

15 / 160

= 9%

Key ideas

Summarize / organize

Creating a record

Document / archive

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? It keeps me current / up-to-date.

20 / 160

= 13%

Key ideas

New tools / resources

Discovery

Staying fresh

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? The opportunity to hear back.

26 / 160

= 16%

Key ideas

Testing out ideas

Feedback

Validation

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? The chance to think.

27 / 160

= 17%

Key ideas

Thinking through ideas

Reflection

Rumination

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? A voice / audience / chance to share.

47 / 160

= 29%

Key ideas

Expressing ideas

Someone is listening

Reaching a wider audience

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? Community / connection / interaction.

59 / 160

= 37%

Key ideas

Conversation / discussion

New friends / peer group

Support

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? Increased learning and growth.

68 / 160

= 43%

Key ideas

New information

New perspectives

Learning network

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What’s the most valuable thing you get out of blogging? Summary.

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What’s the most difficult thing for you about blogging? Summary.

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How many feeds are in your aggregator?

Average = 89

Median = 58

High = 587

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What is the URL of your favorite NON-education blog?

8 www.headrush.typepad.com

7 www.lifehacker.com

6 www.techcrunch.com

3 www.presentationzen.com

2 www.boingboing.net, www.engadget.com, www.flickr.com, www.huffingtonpost.com, www.postsecret.blogspot.com, www.wired.com

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That’s a wrap!

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