Statistics for November 2018

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A very quick statistics entry this month.  In November 2018 there were 2912 hits.  This was about 300 fewer hits than we saw in October.  This figure was also about 1200 less hits from November 2017.

The top ten entries this past month were:

1. We Missed You at Last Week’s Webinar
2. FLVS And Web 2.0
3. Special Offer For Your Family From K12
4. Questions About The School Of Tomorrow
5. Review – Frog Dissection
6. Advice From My California Readers
7. New Voucher Report Replicates Flaws Of Previous Analysis
8. Student Holiday Notice
9. MindShare Learning Report >> Top 10 Canadian EdTech News Stories Of The Week >> November 16
10. The Future Of Higher Education

Finally, the statistics from my old blog site (which still does generate some traffic)…

Statistics for October 2018

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A very quick statistics entry this month.  In October 2018 there were 3265 hits.  This was about 400 more hits than we saw in September.  This figure was also about 1000 less hits from October 2017.

The top ten entries this past month were:

1. We Missed You at Last Week’s Webinar
2. FLVS And Web 2.0
3. Special Offer For Your Family From K12
4. Next Generation Science Standards, Personalized Learning, And Effective Feedback – Whitepapers From Our Sponsors
5. Student Holiday Notice
6. Questions About The School Of Tomorrow
7. Educational Equity, Next Generation Science Standards, And Personalized Learning – Whitepapers From Our Sponsors
8. Virtual Schooling In The News
9. EDTECH537 – Guest Blog Entry: Civil Rights and Online Learning
10. Advice From My California Readers

Finally, the statistics from my old blog site (which still does generate some traffic)…

Statistics for September 2018

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A very quick statistics entry this month.  In September 2018 there were 2,887 hits.  This was about 700 less hits than we saw in August.  This figure was also about 1300 less hits from September 2017.

The top ten entries this past month were:

1. FLVS And Web 2.0
2. We Missed You at Last Week’s Webinar
3. Special Offer For Your Family From K12
4. Student Holiday Notice
5. EDTECH537 – Guest Blog Entry: Civil Rights and Online Learning
6. Launch of National Catholic Schools K-12 Virtual Catholic Online
7. DreamBox Learning Partnered With PBS To Poll 550+ Educators
8. Guest Blogger: Examining Accelerated Christian Education
9. Questions About The School Of Tomorrow
10. Virtual Schooling In The News

Finally, the statistics from my old blog site (which still does generate some traffic)…

Statistics for August 2018

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A very quick statistics entry this month.  In August 2018 there were 3,556 hits.  This was about 400 less hits than we saw in July.  This figure was also about 1000 less hits from August 2017.

The top ten entries this past month were:

1. FLVS And Web 2.0
2. We Missed You at Last Week’s Webinar
3. Student Holiday Notice
4. Special Offer For Your Family From K12
5. Questions About The School Of Tomorrow
6. EDTECH537 – Guest Blog Entry: Education Innovation – Its Not About Technology, Or Is It?
7. NEPC – Diane Ravitch’s Blog: National Education Policy Center: Virtual Charter Schools are a Sham and Waste Taxpayers’ Dollars
8. Plugged In | 8.29.18 – iNACOL Symposium Speakers Announced, Mastery Week and More
9. EDTECH537 – Potential Hazards Of Blogging
10. EDTECH537 – Guest Blog Entry: Civil Rights and Online Learning

Finally, the statistics from my old blog site (which still does generate some traffic)…

EDTECH537 – End Of Course

Approximately seven weeks ago I posted an entry entitled EDTECH537 – Blogging In The Classroom that described a course I have been teaching for the Department of Educational Technology at Boise State University this summer semester.  As today is the final day of the course, I wanted to post an annual summary entry.  So during the semester I have posted weekly messages to describe what I was asking the students to do and the readings I had assigned.

• Week 1
• Week 2
• Week 3
• Week 4
• Week 5
• Week 6
• Week 7

I have also posted entries for all of the activities I have asked of the students:

• About Michael Barbour Page
• About VSM Page
• Blogroll
• Disclosure
• Blogging Plan

I have also posted sample blog entries for each of the different types of entries that I have asked of the students.

• Introductory Entry
• Links Entry: My Five Most Downloaded Articles On Academia.edu
• List Entry: My Five Most Cited Articles On Google Scholar
• Discussion Entry: Why Do They Get Away With It?
• Commentary Entry: Reflecting On Why Understanding Research Methodology Matters
• Guest Blog Entry: My Journey To and Through K-12 Online Learning Research
• Image Entry: Increased Growth, Decreased Oversight
• Audio Entry: K-12 Online Learning And The Dr. Will Show Podcast
• Video Entry: Vox – The Problem With Online Charter Schools
• Poll Entry: What Is Blended Learning?
• Guest Blog Entry: What Do Soon-To-Be-Teachers Think Of Online Learning?
• Guest Blog Entry: Education Innovation – Its Not About Technology, Or Is It?

Finally, during Week 5 I asked the students to participate in blogging in three different formats (and posted a sample entry for one of those):

• Examining Generational Differences
• Generational Differences Entry (my own response)
• Potential Hazards Of Blogging
• Impressions of Russell Street School

This year I also made a point of highlighting things in the monthly statistics entries for my EDTECH537 students.

• Statistics for July 2018

I always post this summary message for those folks who haven’t been following along for the past seven weeks, as I suspect this will be the closest I ever get to one of those # days to a better blog series.