My Faves of 2010

2010 is wrapping up! In February, I started this blog almost on a whim, and it has been an amazing experience so far. It has been totally rewarding to have watched my audience of 2 or 3 grow more sizable over the months, something I have been able to view through Page Views, subscriber stats, Facebook "Likes" and Twitter followers. I'm really thankful that you are out there and keep reading, and I hope you are finding my posts helpful.

I'm going to take a little break to recharge until after the New Year, but I'll be back like gangbusters in 2011. I took some time to reflect on my own work and which posts I would like to emulate in 2011, in terms of potential utility to SLPs. So here they are (in no particular order) whether published here or elsewhere:

Introducing the SLP Blogs Bundle

Why Comment?

Exploring Settings in Google Earth

Choosing Classroom Activities- Intro to the FIVES criteria (and you can see a lot more on FIVES here)

FIVES as applied to Apps

SLP Zen

Saved by iPad, Part 1 and Part 2

ASHA Convention Philly Wrap-up and some favorite resources

Humor and Social Thinking

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

PLNs and Keeping our Brains Moving

Noms for 2010 Edublogs and Thoughts (!) on the Results

Visible Thinking

Happy 2011, folks, and enjoy the Holiday season!