Thanks Dave – I've added you to Sociology. :-) As for Nick, I was *going* to add him, but he doesn't so much blog as showcase work (http://www.nickafrancis.co.uk), no? I've added him anyway. :-)

Hi Doug,
You’re welcome to add me on as another ICT example – I’ll certainly be using your list, I was planning to look for a list of blogs for various subjects and you’ve just done it for me! I hope in a year we’ll have loads of our colleagues to add to the list!

Thanks Jenny, I've added Amanda and Wendy. :-D

Hi Doug, have been following yo for a while now so it must be time t contribute!

I would recommend Ollie Bray who is North of the border. He is Geography / general and has an excellent way of making new technologies accessible

http://www.olliebray.com

Thanks David

Hi Doug, have been following your blog for a while now so it must be time to contribute!Would recommend Ollie Bray for Geography and general – he has a good way of making new technologies accessible http://www.olliebray.comDavid Rogers

Hi David, thanks for following me and for your contribution. I really should have thought of Ollie – Sinclair and I interviewed him for a recent EdTechRoundup podcast! It's just that he's not on Twitter (I don't think…)

Alan Stewart – Assistive Technology rather than old ICT/SEN label. More suited within an Additional Support Needs category (we don't use the SEN label anymore) than an ICT category.Useful listings, Doug keep it up.

Hi Doug
Thanks for the link to the Edublogger Directory. I am glad to see that many of the people you do mention are already on the Directory :-).

I have picked up many contacts from the Directory that I would not have “know” but that have become part of my extended network and have enhanced it greatly.

It is another way to share, especially through the community calendar, wiki and forum where every member can make their own individual contribution for the benefit of everyone.

As well as that all of the members RSS feeds are collated and there is also a page showing the daily posts from members. All of this could provide another way for new recruits to dip into the edublogoshpere. Hope you don’t rule it out completely!

Doug, I also hope that you will consider joining the Directory as well as those new “faces” that you have recommended :-).

Thanks
Patricia Donaghy – Edublogger Directory

Doug, shaking out all of the primary (elementary) school based edubloggers out of my aggregator here into this comment . Here goes -Mark Ahlness, Seattle, USA – http://www.halcyon.com/arborhts/mahlness/index.ht… Brian Crosby, Nevada, USA – http://learningismessy.com/blogChrissy Hellyer, NZ – http://teachingsagittarian.edublogs.org/Helen Otway, Victoria, Australia – http://helenotway.edublogs.org/Kathy Cassidy, Canada – http://primarypreoccupation.wordpress.com/Lisa Parisi, USA – http://lisaslingo.blogspot.com/Lynne Crowe, NZ – http://lynnetai.edublogs.org/Rachel Boyd, NZ – http://rachelboyd.blogspot.com/Hope that list is helpful in building out your network. And I'm also one of those edubloggers who is yet to add his name to the Edublogger Directory.

Thanks for that Jackie – it's the contact details that are important(which you get through a blog!)

Special Education -> Elona Hartjes of http://teachersatrisk.comMaths ->Mr. D of http://www.teachforever.com/

Excellent! Thanks David.

Whoops! I've amended Darren's entry. Glad you found this post useful – I'll keep adding to it!

Elona's is a wonderful resource, I'm glad you added her! I've bookmarked this list. Next year (in a month!) I will be teaching a slew of new courses as a core teacher in an alternative program at the high school level. I will certainly be needing the support these bloggers can provide.Thanks.

Doug,Thanks for adding my name to your list, but especially thanks for creating the list. It will be such a valuable resource.

What a wonderful idea to group blogs by subject specialty! Thank you for this.

Heya – Jon Eynon (UK) <a href="http://www.topgeography.com” target=”_blank”>www.topgeography.com

heya! TopGeography.com will be useful over the coming year or two!