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Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Will Richardson: Post on edublogvangelism going global.
• From Michael Feldstein : Post on Raph Koster’s A Theory of Fun for Game Design .
• From Scott Leslie : Post his presentation about blogging in education to the Alberta Distance Education and Training Association ( ADETA ).
• From D’Arcy Norman : Post on lightweight asset aggregation and his example using webcam feeds as learning objects.
• From Alec Couros : Post on open source Web design.
• From Groege Siemens : Post on how we look for documents.
• From Darren Cannell : Post on the future of technology and education.
• From Lilia Efimova : Post on the Web analysis tool BlogTrace.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Lilia Efimova : Post on folksonomies, bits of research and visual browsing.
• From Derek Morrison : Post on BBC article indicating increase in academic blogging.
• From Alec Couros : Post on Google video search.
• From Albert Delgado : Post of free videoconferencing application..
• From Stephen Downes: Post on learning design — natural vs. machine.
• From Stephen Downes: Post on the Sofia open content initiative.
• From Will Richardson: Passionate post ost on the passion of learning.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Brian Lamb : Post on wikis and their uses.
• From Alan Levine : Post on skype interviews.
• From D’Arcy Norman : Post on podcasts from the EDUCAUSE NLII Conference
• From James Farmer : Post on seeing your presentations from the other side.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From D’Arcy Norman : Post on IT Conversations with Doug Rushkoff.
• From Miash Nichani : Post on games and teaching languages.
• From James Farmer : Post on un-managing LMS platforms.
• From Lilia Efimova : Post on blog research and personal KM with lots of great links.
• From Stephen Downes: Post on recording conversations over the Internet.
• From Jane Knight : Post on podcasting tools
• From Will Richardson: Post on "Too Much Information" (TMI) syndrome.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From D’Arcy Norman : Post on new product — Keyword Assistant for iPhoto..
• From George Siemens : Post on enabling productive teamwork with technology.
• From Will Richardson: Post on how we communicate with kids who have grown up using technology.
• From Robin Good: Post on publishing your first research PDF e-book.
• From Albert Ip: Post on business case for LMS and scalability design considerations.
• From Paul Chenoweth: Post on the use of class blogs s an effective teaching tool.
• From Stephen Downes: Post on Image Annotator.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Graham Blacker : Post developing courses using Moodle.
• From Will Richardson: Post on RSS feeds and the new MSN search tool.
• From Eric Behrens : Post on the new Msc Mini and its possible appeal to various user groups.
• From Jenny Levine: Post on technology librarians need to know.
• From Barbara Ganley : Post on the pedagogical underpinnings of blogs in the classroom.
• From Robin Good : Post on why BitTorrent isn’t a wave that can be easily stopped.
• From Anne Davis : Post on blog studies.
• From George Siemens : Post on 5 key knowledge management concepts.
• From Robert Patterson: Post on exponential growth in blogging.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From D’Arcy Norman : Post on iPod as podcast recorder (Part 2).
• From Anne Davis : Post on using comments to teach critical thinking.
• From Jane Knight : Post linking to a podcast tutorial for FeedForAll.
• From Will Richardson : Post on the future of the Internet in education.
• From Alan Levine : Post on Feed2JS and a need for help with character sets.
• From Albert Ip: Post on the differences between in-person and asynchronous meetings with regards to simulations.
• From Stephen Downes: Post on the decentralization of universitties.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Evelyn Rodriguez : Post on the participative call of blogs and why they are special.
• From Anne Davis: Post on a colleague who really gets blogging and has incorporated it well into education.
• From Maish R Nichani: Post on apprentice-style education.
• From Michael Feldstein : Post on the different types of LMS clients ("thin", "chubby" and "fat").
• From Stephen Downes : Post summarizing recent discussions on Wikipedia.
• From Albert Ip : Post on the growing trend of rapid e-learning.
• From Will Richardson : Post on social software and its creative uses.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Jenny Levine : Post on how innovation may be passing library catalogs by.
• From David Wiley : Post reflecting on wikis vs. the old, take-turns model of Web discussions.
• From Will Richardson : Post on great Edublog projects.
• From Albert Ip : Post on role play simulation design worksheet by Ronnie Linser.
• From Alan Levine: Post on the essence of podcasts.
• From Will Richardson : Post on having fun with technology.

Here is a recap of significant posts in the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.

• From Paul Chenoweth : Post on videogames as being overrated in their educational value.
• From Alan Levine: Post on the possible educational uses of BitTorrent.
• From David Davies: Post on the possible limitations of new technologies for learning.
• From Robin Good : Post on Videora.
• From Jay Rosen : Post on content becoming more important than its container.
• From Alex Halavais: Post on PEW report on Internet use and blogs.
• From James Farmer: Post on the "Create Printable View" feature in WebCT.