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Starting Research on a Topic
Posted by David Wees on Sep 9, 2010
Here's how I would start research on a topic, if I was really interested in finding out what is happening RIGHT NOW on that topic.
First, I would make sure I had a Twitter account. Twitter is an excellent way to to keep track of what is currently going on, from the perspectives of some of the people actually involved in the activity. Not everyone is on Twitter, so you will miss some perspectives if this is your only research technique, but it is a good starting place.
OPML file for the 2009 Edublog awards
Posted by David Wees on Jan 16, 2010
A few weeks ago the final results of the 2009 Edublog awards were announced. I looked around for an OPML file, which is basically a way to import and export RSS feeds from your feed reader. Long story short, much searching, no file found.
Disclaimer: The ideas discussed on this blog are my own, and in no way represent those of my employer.
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