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    Key blogs

    • TwoFourLearning
      What it says on the tin. TwoFourLearning learning blog.
    • Brian Kelly
      Thoughts on Web developments, with an emphasis on best practices and areas of innovation.
    • Ulises Ali Mejias
      Currently a Research Consultant with Cornell University.
    • Graham Attwell
      Director of the Welsh independent research institute, Pontydysgu and a founder of the software research and development company, the Knownet.
    • Margarita Perez-Garcia
      Personal blog on digital self, ePortfolio, eLearning and education issues.
    • Lilia Efimova
      PhD researcher based in the Netherlands, with an interest in blog as a research tools and for knowledge work within corporations.
    • Scott Wilson
      Assistant director at CETIS, UK.
    • George Siemens
      Instructor, Red River College.
    • Barbara Ganley
      Barbara Ganley's reflections on teaching-with-technology.
    • James Farmer
      James Farmer is a Melbourne based education designer and social software consultant.
    • Sebastian Fiedler
      Doctoral student in Media Pedagogy at the University of Augsburg, Germany.
    • Stephen Downes
      Senior research officer with the National Research Council of Canada.
    • Josie Fraser
      UK based educational technologist.

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    Blog stop: overlays and maps

    How about this for mapping virtual spaces to real locations. The London bloggers directory overlaid on the iconic London tube map ... but does this work? There is something here which implies that geographical proximity automatically places one within a parallel online community. For me, the joy of an online community or network is precisely the opposite ... the sense of release from such geographical anchors.