The 2010 Edublog Awards – My nominations

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It’s difficult to make the nominations as I follow wonderful educators who help me develop professionally 7/24. I really feel guilty to leave some of them out of this list. But as David said in his post I believe all the educators who are online and helping others by sharing and collaborating are the winners. I love being part of this community.

Best Individual Blog: Janet’s Abruzzo Edublog by janet Bianchini

Best Individual Tweeter: Shell Terrell

Best New Blog : Box of Chocolate of Cecilia Coelho

Best Resource Sharing Blog ZarcoEnglish – Tool of the day by Alexandra Francisco

Most Influential Tweet / Series of Tweets / Tweet Based Discussion : ELTChat

Best Educational Tech Support Blog: Ozge Karaoglu’s Blog

Best Educational Wiki: “Technology 4 Kids” by Shell Terrell and Ozge Karaoglu

Best Educational Podcast: ELTChat’s Weekly Podcast

Best Educational Use of a Virtual World: The Virtual Round Table Conference

Lifetime Achievement: Sean Banville

Best educational use of audio: Breaking News English by Sean Banville

Best Educational Use of a Social Network: EFL CLASSROOM 2.0

Best elearning / corporate education blog ESOL Courses by Sue Lyon Jones

Best teacher blog: Kalinago English by Karenne Silvester

Best group blog Tefl.net

Best educational use of video / visual : Teacher Training Videos by Russel Stannard

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