Interesting blog thoughts from a Director of Technology at a San Francisco high school.

Timbercrest Junior High - Principal's Blog. This is a blog on a Washington (state) school district web site. It is controlled, monitored, has guidelines posted, and is well-done.

School Blogs
Here's how to offer students and staff members in your district an online voice

Don't forget to check my other blog : wdug.blogspot.com/. Even though it's more for Web Developer's, you probably will find some interesting articles there. Please feel free to leave your comments. Also, don't forget about the blog resources that I set up. I add more sites to them and welcome your participation in selection of information there.

I think I could do one of these cruises, especially the Alaskan one, although the Mexican Riviera in the middle of February sure looks appealing... Anyone else interested?

EFF: Legal Guide for Bloggers

CapEd Crusader Blog This is a blog for educators interested in resources on blog use in education.

WebJunction is an online community where library staff meet to share ideas, solve problems, take online courses - and have fun. Their blog has some interesting articles..

Sign up for a free blog site at Allen November's site:
November Learning Communities

Spyware? More to look out for!
Sunbeltblog: spyware on blogger

Be careful and check your computers. Make sure you have a firewall that tracks outgoing data.
Millions of Windows Users at Risk by Massive ID and Bank Account Theft Piggybacking on CoolWebSearch

Stephen's Web ~ by Stephen Downes ~: Principles for Evaluating Web Sites

Every educator knows how time-consuming even the simplest classroom management tasks can be. Here's lots of certificates, name tags, etc., free to download and use in your classroom:
Education World : Teacher Tools & Templates: "

For you Excel users: a Blog devoted to Excel!
Automate Excel

Blog software comparison chart: "Yes"

National Geographic News: The news stories are thematically organized around such familiar topics as animals and nature, health, and the environment. The feature section titled "Pulse of the Planet" is a nice find, along with the "Offbeat" area, which offers a bit of lighter news coverage.

Even the National School Board Association has a blog!:
BoardBuzz: NSBA's Daily Weblog

Blogging and job prospects: from the academy to the SCOTUS

Bloggers Are Gonna Have to be Journalists

Aimtrac - Track who reads your AIM profile: "What is Aimtrac?

Do you ever wonder who is reading your AIM profile? Chances are people you don't talk to very often, or don't even know, are reading your profile all the time. With Aimtrac you add a simply text link that
reads 'check this out', or anything else you like, and when someone
clicks on it their screenname is logged on our server!"