Well, what can I say, a great bunch of people sharing a great bunch of blogs, thanks to all who came along & voted!
Basically, congratulations to everyone who was nominated. As I’ve gone on about ad infinitum the idea of how ‘results’ might work has been troubling me a fair bit and I’m really keen to avoid ‘winners’ and ‘losers’ (because really, these and the many great blogs that weren’t nominated (probably due to lack of credible-blog-clout :o) are all very much winners) and in that thinking we kinda decided to scrap the ‘editorial’ aspect and just let the votes decide. In the end I reckon if you picked up 5 votes or more then you should get a mention here.
Also before we kick off I’d like to thank Alex Halavais for the spark and his support through this and say that, yeh, I’ve never been a great fan of awards but for me this is just about sharing, recognition and community and I’m sure you will find some fantastic blogs below… I have!
Best Individual Blog: Pharyngula
In high esteem:
OLDaily
Weblogg-ed
Mario tout de go
Mathemagenic
jill/txt
Early Modern Notes
Easily Distracted
The Life and Times of a History PhD Student
Seb’s Open Research
Alex Halavais
Best overall group blog: Crooked Timber
In high esteem:
XplanaZine
Into the Blogosphere
Many-to-Many
Kairosnews
EdBlogger Praxis
Best resource sharing blog: OLDaily
In high esteem:
Teaching & Developing Online
ZeroIntelligence
Online Learning Update
Elearnspace
ResourceBlog
No.2 Pencil
Best Research Based Blog: Mathemagenic
In high esteem:
Professional-Lurker
Seblogging
Mamamusings
Best blogged paper(s): Bridging the Gap: A Genre Analysis of Weblogs
In high esteem:
Into the blogosphere
The Buntine Oration: Learning Networks
E-Learning Flexible Frameworks and Tools: Is it too late? – the Directors Cut
Educational Blogging
Best designed & most beautiful blog: Blaugustine
In high esteem:
Teaching & Developing Online
Stephen Downes
CogDogBlog
e-Literate
Best technology meets pedagogy blog: Teaching & Developing Online
In high esteem:
CogDogBlog
EduBlog Insights
elearnspace
Auricle
Think Thunk
Abject Learning
Best use of weblogs within teaching and learning: Bee-coming a Webhead
In high esteem:
KMD1002 & KMD2003
EduBlog Insights
Alex Halavais
Schoolblogs
Best Newcomer (2004): Chasing the Dragon’s Tale
In high esteem:
2dmanjon
Hipteacher
EduTechUK
Learning Curves
My Blogging Experiment
e-Literate
Random Walk in eLearning
Best Librarian Blog: Library Stuff
In high esteem:
The Shifted Librarian
librarian.net: a library weblog
Now, as a footnote I imagine a lot of people will go off on one about the blogs which weren’t nominated, the voting system, the winners, the processes, awards as a whole etc. etc. etc. Please do! This is the first run of the Eddies and I’m sure we can do it better next time round, your constructive criticism is absolutely welcomed… fire away :O)
I know this was a first run, but for next year I’d love to see the nominations come out much earlier and be narrowed down to a manageable 5 or 6 per category before the voting begins. I really wanted to visit all the nominations before voting, but it started to become quite an arduos task. There were over 10 for the individual blog category alone! By narrowing it down, before starting the vote, people can actually visit all the nominees. Perhaps just have an honorable mention for each category that can’t recieve votes or something.
Edublog Awards 2004
From James Farmer’s Incorporated Subversion blog: Basically, congratulations to everyone who was nominated .
Edublog Awards 2004
From James Farmer’s Incorporated Subversion blog: Basically, congratulations to everyone who was nominated .
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incorporated subversion » So many winners – The Edublog Awards 2004 Results…
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Hi Steve,
Yes, yes and yes I think :O) I think it would probably have helped if I had used a polling tool that allowed my to insert hyperlinks too… hmmm… sorry bout that ;o)
Good feedback thanks… another one which someone on the polls picked up on was that the blog and the polls weren’t closely intertwined so for them the voting closed ‘without notice’… need to fix that.
Keep the crit coming, very much appreciated!
Cheers, James
Congrats to Mario Asselin (Mario tout de go)! Here in francophone NB, may I introduce to you our own school blog champion: Roberto Gauvin and his crew at the “Centre d’apprentisssage du Haut-Madawaska” (http://cahm.nbed.nb.ca). They were greatly assisted by Seb Paquet from NRC. Merci beaucoup!
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