Thing 11

When using different search engines to find RSS feeds, the link to Edublogs' award winners was most helpful, as it not only provides a list of blogs and tools a community considered superb, but also that list had been provided in a long range category, with blogs and tools that was not considered the best but came close.  Having these categories allowed me to find what was of interest to me.   One feed I found, and think will be useful, is a PLN for teachers that provides forums, blogs, and links to other educational sites.  Another feed provided resources from a teacher seminar, to use technology to that are based on certain principles such as Bloom's Taxonomy.  And the last feed discussed the usefulness of podcast for students. Technorati was a very busy web page, which made  searching for feeds overwhelming.  Also unlike the first link I used, Technorati  didn't provide a list of topics to choose from, which didn't give me an idea of what would be interesting to me.  In search of "Educational Technology" via "Technorati"  SANS Technology Institute appeared as an option.  The unusual thing about this "blog" was that it was about security.