Have you been checking out the blogs? So much good stuff going on! Take a look at the summary below (maybe you're in it? if not, maybe next time?), visit some blogs, and leave some commenty goodness!
- Dami tell us how he found his people as he prepared for graduate school far from home.
- JNSU26 offers up an insightful perspective on this whole digital native movement, touching on what it all really means and SHOULD mean for teaching / learning.
- Maria tells us about her shift to the online teaching world.
- Web 2.0 Learning Lab shares an amusing story of realizing that the kids she taught clearly grew up with different tech.
- Jellyfish took a deep dive and found the Memex, connecting it to currrent ... well ... connections!
- Blake brings us back to the wayback of Myspace. Who else was friends with Myspace Tom?
- Manouche reflects on how technology keeps changing and changing our lives.
- MnLV no longer feels like a digital toddler (I was chuckling at that phrasing) and has RSS up and running. Now go say hi on that blog!
- From N(ash)ville With Love shares a contemporary view on networked creators, exploring how things have changed since Rainie and Wellman's Networked was published.
- Brownie Bee is reflecting on how she has experienced communities online, but maybe not really focused on the intentionality of it all.
- KGabbing, inspired by the Asuncion (2026) article, did an AI-enhanced exploration of toxicity and gaming communities.
- Small Potato is thinking about Reddit (did SP know we were headed to Reddit this week?) and wants to know about your experiences and favorite subreddits.
- We missed Prof Stein's birthday ... but it's not too late to go leave a happy birthday comment and read some musings on hashtags (which are dead, or not really dead, but just not as useful for aggregation as they once were. Oh, but that post ends with performative hashtags).
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