Statistics for May 2017

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This month there were 4,635 hits from 2,504 different visitors different visitors.  This is within 100 hits and 100 visitors from March, and up about 500 hits and 500 visitors from the previous month.  The hits were also up about 1500 hits and 100 visitors from May 2016.

The top ten entries over the past 30 days include:

1. We Missed You at Last Week’s Webinar
2. Questions About The School Of Tomorrow
3. Student Holiday Notice
4. Special Offer For Your Family From K12
5. MindShare Learning Report – May Top 10 News Stories in Canadian Edtech
6. Review – Frog Dissection
7. FLVS And Web 2.0
8. Instructional Technology Dissertation Topics
9. Introducing Our New Social Media Course at FLVS
10. What’s Trending in Online Education?

Traffic for these, and other entries, came from the following sources:

• Search Engines
  • Google Search
  • Bing
  • Yahoo Search
  • myway.com
  • Baidu
  • Ask.com
  • Google Image Search
  • mysearch.com
• WordPress.com Reader
• Twitter
• Facebook
• teachercertificationdegrees.com/top-blogs/school-technology/
• linkedin.com
• android-app
• app.criticalmention.com
• pinterest.com
• in.pinterest.com
• Google+

Since so much traffic was generated by search engines, here are the top search terms.

• write a notice on declaring a holiday
• notice for holiday in school
• notice of holuday the student
• appup plus sup
• holiday notice for school students
• sample of individual education program for student with reading disability
• is ace curriculum accredited
• how to respond to we missed out at the event
• http://www.motco.ict.blogsport
• sorry you missed our webinar
• holodays notice for students
• what does school of tomorrow mean
• review of related literature in k-12
• digitalsmith@clear.net.nz
• notice writing on holidays
• write a notice on school holidays
• https://virtualschooling.wordpress.com/2017/05/12/job-ad-virtual-school-program-manager/
• notice for holiday to students
• theses topics in educational technology
• school of tomorrow is the work of

With the exception of those searching for the School of Tomorrow and the ACE curriculum, the rest were probably disappointed.

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

Statistics for March 2017

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This month there were 4,611 hits from 2,466 different visitors different visitors.  This is within 100 hits and 100 visitors from the previous month.  The hits were also consistent with March 2016, but the number of different visitors was down about 500 from one year ago.

The top ten entries over the past 30 days include:

1. We Missed You at Last Week’s Webinar
2. Student Holiday Notice
3. Questions About The School Of Tomorrow
4. FLVS And Web 2.0
5. Special Offer For Your Family From K12
6. Instructional Technology Dissertation Topics
7. The History Of K-12 Online Education???
8. Stand Together Against DeVos for Education Secretary – Wear Red for Public Ed on Wednesday
9. Review – Frog Dissection
10. AERA 2017 Annual Meeting Paper Upload and Final Program Changes

Traffic for these, and other entries, came from the following sources:

• Search Engines
  • Google Search
  • Bing
  • Yahoo Search
  • myway.com
  • Baidu
  • Ask.com
  • Google Image Search
  • mysearch.com
• WordPress.com Reader
• Twitter
• Facebook
• linkedin.com
• teachercertificationdegrees.com/top-blogs/school-technology/
• pinterest.com
• android-app
• in.pinterest.com
• educatorstechnology.com/2012/11/top-10-educational-technology-blogs-for.html

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

Statistics for February 2017

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It seems I didn’t post a statistics entry for January 2017.  So in December 2016 there were 4,150 hits to this blog from 1,937 different visitors.  In January 2017 there were 7,448 hits to this blog from 4,952 different visitors.  This was a significant increase from previous months – as all 2016 I was averaging between 3,000 to 5,000 hits each month.

In February 2017 it was back down to normal, with 4,633 hits from 2,543 different visitors.

I’m still not able to access the old statistics page, so it is difficult to pull out the normal individual statistics that I often post.

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

Statistics for December 2016

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Over the past month there were 4,150 hits to this blog from 1,937 different visitors, which has actually been quite consistent over the past few months – up a few hundred hits and down a few dozen visitors.

I’m back to not being able to access the old statistics page again.

And interestingly, I didn’t get a year in review statistics message for 2016 like I have for the past few years (see 2013, 2014, and 2015).  I also didn’t do an annual statistics message – time just got away from me over the holidays (my first year working at a Jewish institution and we don’t close for the Christmas holidays, and there seemed to be more to do there than I expected)…  Maybe during my blogging birthday (although I might do a back dated one in the next week or so).  Anyway…

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

Statistics for November 2016

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Over the past month there were 3,915 hits to this blog from 2,076 different visitors, which has actually been quite consistent over the past few months (and up almost a thousand from November 2015 – which I strangely have access to once again).

While I do have access to the old statistics page again, it is actually over a week into the new month by the time I found a few free moments to post this.  So I won’t provide all of the gory details until the end of December – when I’ll do both December and all of 2016 together.

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