How Do You Blog?

Most of my best blog writing occurs when I'm lying in bed, contemplating whether or not to finally get out of it. My mind wanders to pondering the great education issues of the day. Unfortunately, putting those thoughts to digital text rarely happens.

I have to get better at this, especially since I recently celebrated four years of blogging. You'd think I would have learned by now.

How do you do it?

I marvel at how prolific some bloggers are. Can you share your secrets? Do you record your ideas on your iPhone and then flesh them out later? Do you keep your computer next to your bed so that you can write your ideas as they come to you? Or do you have the self-discipline to sit and write when the ideas flow?

Curious minds want to know.

Addicted to Blogging?

Thanks to Kristin Hokanson for this site:

82%How Addicted to Blogging Are You?

I admit it, I'm addicted to blogging but I prefer to say that I am addicted to the free professional development that I get from reading edubloggers with all different points of view. I've learned more in the past two years since I started blogging then in the previous twenty (other than graduate school!) And I've been challenged to question assumptions and pose solutions that will benefit our 21st century learners.

For me, it's all about the kids and I'm thrilled to see that there are many educators who recognize the need for change that promotes learning, engagement, critical analysis and international collaboration.