Updated Blogging At

Computer science education related things continue to be posted at my Computer Science Teacher blog. It is aimed at being helpful to K-12 computer science teachers but middle school and high school computer science teachers will probably find it the most useful. I occasionally add a post at MSDN Student Flash with my friend and co-worker Diane Curtis. That site is primarily for college and university students but some high school students may find interesting things there as well.

Social computing stuff continues to be posted at my Cyberspace People Watcher blog at Windows Live Spaces.

Recently I have been posting some entries at the A blog on Education in general at On10. On10 is a really cool site with videos for people who enjoy technology. The topics of my blog at On10 are general educational technology and education things. Several other people contribute education topics there as well and you can get to those all at once using the education tag.


Alfred Thompson

People in my group who blog (Updated)

Seems like more of us are blogging every day.

Diane Curtis (at Windows Live Spaces)

Diane Curtis (ath theSpoke)

Philip DesAutels

Ivan Lumala

Ranjan Sen

Juan Vargas

Sam Stokes

Gus Weber

Brandon McMillon

Alfred Thompson

Randy Guthrie

Krishna Kumar

Martin Schray

People in my group who blog

Recently a number of the people I work with have created blogs. I thought is only fair that I link to them. Here they are:

Diane Curtis (at Windows Live Spaces)
Diane Curtis (ath theSpoke)
Philip DesAutels
Ranjan Sen
Juan Vargas
Sam Stokes
Gus Weber
Brandon McMillon
Randy Guthrie
Alfred Thompson At MSDN At Live Spaces
Krishna Kumar
Martin Schray

Also blogging at ...

Recently I have been posting some entries at the Education Blog at On10. On10 is a really cool site with videos for people who enjoy technology. The topics of the Education blog at On10 are general technology and education things and several other people contribute there as well.
Computer science related things continue to be posted at my Computer Science Teacher blog. Social computing stuff continues to be posted at my Cyberspace People Watcher blog at Windows Live Spaces.

Alfred Thompson

Hello

All I really wanted to do was create an account so I could leave comments. I already blog at:
Cyberspace People Watcher - a blog about social computing
Computer Science Teacher - my blog for high school computer science teachers with useful (I hope) resources and discussions.
My (Alfred Thompson) personal web page is at http://www.acthompson.net in case you are interested in finding out more about me.