PLPeeps blasted the Twittersphere with a who’s who of top edcuation blogs and online thought leaders in education on April 29. PLP’s second twitter chat discussed, “With everything that’s out there, who are your “go-tos” – the thinkers you want to learn from, the people who live in your world who make you laugh while showing you new ideas, the ones who always give you something you can use the next day.”
Tweets went flying and while this list isn’t comprehensive, we’re sharing some of the links that flashed across Tweetdeck, Hootsuite, and Twitterfall as we monitored the #plpnetwork chat! Here are some of your favorite resources, a list created by the participation and collaboration of the PLP community.
- Buffy Hamilton – The Unquiet Librarian
- Joyce Valenza – NeverEndingSearch
- Voices from the Learning Revolution
- Howard Rheingold – Net Smart
- Wesley Fryer – Moving at the Speed of Creativity
- Lucy Gray – Lucy Gray Consulting
- Chris Lehmann – Practical Theory
- Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach – 21st Century Collaborative
- George Couros – The Principal of Change
- Ryan Bretag – Metanoia: Shifting Thoughts on Leading, Learning, and Teaching
- Lyn Hilt – The Principal’s Posts
- Edna Sackson – What Ed Said
- Terie Engelbrecht – Crazy Teaching
- Nicholas Provenzano – The Nerdy Teacher
- Franke James – My Green Conscience
- Eric Sheninger
- Kathy Cassidy – Blogmeister
- Lisa Nielsen – The Innovative Educator
- Teach Paperless
- Will Richardson
- Claudia L’Amoreaux
- Jackie Gernstein - User Generated Education
- Marsha Ratzel – Reflections of a Techie
- Kathy Schrock
- Getting Smart
Is this what your top educational thought leaders list would look like?
We also gave out some prizes! Congratulations to our winners: @JudyArzt, @kitchenerd, @vttechteacher, @kjarrett and @Nh1st0ryLIB!
Still not sure what all this Twitter chatting is about? Check out our blog post on How to Get the Most Out of Participating in a Twitter Chat. Then you’ll be all prepared for next time! We’ll set up more chats in the future, and you’ll be first to hear about it if you sign up for PLP e-mails!





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Many of the most-visited education blogs aren’t here. Folks like Karl Fisch, Vicki Davis, Stephen Downes, Larry Ferlazzo, etc. Also, others include KQED MindShift, Audrey Watters, Bill Ferriter, and many more (Steve Dembo, Darren Draper, Kevin Honeycutt…)…
Thanks for your additions, Scott. These blogs may not have come up in our #PLPnetwork chat Sunday, but as you point out are most visited and certainly of interest to the PLP community. We are happy to keep the conversation going and the list growing, here on the blog or via #plpnetwork on Twitter!
I would definitely add http://www.freetech4teachers.com/, along with Karl Fisch, Vicki Davis, and Larry Ferlazzo.
Thanks for the list, Michelle – really appreciate being on the it, but would love the list to reflect my current blog User-Generated Education http://usergeneratededucation.wordpress.com/ The one posted was from about 5 years ago ; ) Thanks!
Thanks, Jackie. We fixed it!
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