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Dr. Scott McLeod dangerouslyirrelevant.org data collected January 2008 data reported October 2008

Do you blog as part of your job? NO 47% YES 53%

Which audience(s) does your blog primarily target? (check all that apply) TeachersTechnology coordinators / integrationists StudentsAdministratorsParentsOtherNo one except myself Policy- makers Librarians / media specialists

minutes per week spent blogging (median)

What are the primary reasons you blog? (please select up to 3) Responses PERSONAL LEARNING / GROWTH new information, new perspectives, learning network 248 THE CHANCE TO THINK thinking through ideas, reflection, rumination 187 A VOICE / AUDIENCE / CHANCE TO SHARE expressing ideas, someone is listening, reaching a wider audience 161 COMMUNITY / CONNECTION / INTERACTION conversation, discussion, new friends, peer group, support 159 CAPTURING IDEAS / RESOURCES FOR LATER summarizing, organizing, creating a record, documenting, archiving 110 SENSE OF HELPING OTHERS contributing value, greater good, mentoring 96 KEEPS ME CURRENT / UP-TO-DATE new tools and resources, discovery, staying fresh 74 CHANCE TO TRY THINGS OUT experiment, explore, try things 50 THE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR BACK testing ideas, feedback, validation 48 IT'S REWARDING / GRATIFYING receive praise, self-satisfaction, feeling of accomplishment 21 OTHER 20

Technorati authority (median)

median number of subscribers

. Correlation Technorati authority & number of subscribers

Lack of time to write Lack of time to read Lack of confidence Lack of readership Need to be careful / safe Finding new ideas Unsure about purpose Filtering / other roadblocks Writing or technical mechanics Other What’s the most difficult thing for you about blogging? (please select up to 3)

P E R C E N T R U N A D S O N T H E I R B L O G S

In 2007, approximately how many educators did you influence… to begin reading blogs? to begin blogging themselves?

People in your organization who actively read or write for blogs (median percentage)

How many feeds are in your aggregator? Mean = 92 Median = 50 Max = 848

More information about the participants

48% girls 52% boys

The unbearable whiteness of blogging The unbearable whiteness of blogging (cf. Milan Kundera)

Age respondent Age respondents Age respondents Age respondents Age respondents Age respondents

Respondents (worldwide)

(yes, I forgot to take my own survey) Respondents (continental U.S.)

At what level do you work?

What is your primary vocation?

What subject do you teach? (teachers only) Technical arts (business, home econ, tech, etc.) Science Other Social studies Special education Fine arts ESL / ELL / bilingual

Thank you! I couldn’t do this without you!

Music credits Inertia The Hustlers