Over Two-Hundred Education & Science Blogs * † - Department of ...

2 Blogs: Kirby URNER (, curriculum writer for
4D solutions ) –
(a) Grain of Sand, Kirby Plays World Game: [TA=4]
[BR=7.3].
(b) Coffee Shops Network, Philosophy Talk: [TA=??]
[BR=??].
Jan VISSER (a physicist now developing the Learning Development Institute (LDI), “a
networked learning community devoted to excellence in the transdisciplinary research of
learning and the development of its conditions” ) - Meaning of
Learning Blog, here "I communicate and put up for discussion some of my ideas regarding the
need to create new meanings of human learning: [TA=??]
[BR=??].
Gordon WATTS (, Associate Professor of physics at
the University of Washington) - Life as a Physicist, Particle physicist. In the wild:
[TA=25][BR=7.3]
*Britt WATWOOD (Virginia Commonwealth University's (VCU's) Center for Teaching
Excellence) - Learning in a Flat World: [TA=26] [BR=??].
Michael WESCH (“. . . . a cultural anthropologist at Kansas State University exploring the
impacts of new media on human interaction. . . . . After two years studying the impacts of
writing on a remote indigenous culture in the rainforest of Papua New Guinea, he has turned his
attention to the effects of social media and digital technology on global society.”) – Brittanica
Blog: [TA=??][BR=??].
Donald WHITFIELD (“. . . Director of Higher Education Programs at the Great Books
Foundation and a graduate of St. John’s College. He has been on the editorial team of numerous
Great Books Foundation projects, particularly its series of science anthologies, which includes
What’s the Matter? and Readings in Physics.”) – Brittanica Blog:
[TA=??] [BR=??].
John WHITFIELD (” London-based freelance science writer, [writing] mostly about evolution,
ecology and conservation.”) - Blogging the Origin, Charles Darwin’s On theOrigin of Species,
chapter-by-chapter [TA=??] [BR=??].
David WILEY (Department of Instructional Psychology and Technology, Brigham Young
University) - Iterating toward openness: [TA=81] [BR=7.0].
Wynn WILLIAMSON (“studied comparative literature at New York University. Since 2004, he
has been writing about (and using) free educational materials”) - The Stingy Scholar, How to
learn for free on the web: [TA=??][BR=??].
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