Posted under Edublogging & Independence Institute & Just For Fun
According to Jay Greene’s evaluation of the Technorati authority ratings (which measures the number of blogs providing inbound links in the past 90 days) of education policy blogs:
1. Joanne Jacobs 194
2. Eduwonk 148
3. Jay P. Greene 100
4. Bridging Differences 98
5. Flypaper 97
6. Core Knowledge 95
7. The Quick and the Ed 93
8. Ed Week’s Politics K-12 89
9. This Week in Education 85
10. Edwize 74 (most recent available)
11. Matthew K. Tabor 65
12. D-Ed Reckoning 51
13. Edspresso 50
14. Sherman Dorn 49
15. CF Policyblog 31
16. Ed Week’s NCLB Act II 31
17. Education Intelligence Agency 22
18. Swift and Change Able 20
19. Ed is Watching 14
20. Reason — Out of Control 13 [emphasis added]
Hey, I’m #19! Not bad for a 5-year-old, huh? (But hey, let’s be fair: I couldn’t do it without a little help from my Education Policy Center friends) With your help, we can go even higher! After all, I haven’t even hit my prime yet….
Jay P. Greene on 20 Apr 2009 at 10:25 am #
Eddie has the best blog of any 5-year-old that I know. In fact, Ed has one of the best education blogs, period. The fact that not as many have discovered and linked to it is their loss.
Ed is Watching » Shameless Self-Promotion Better than Repeating Balloon Boy Hoax on 19 Oct 2009 at 11:33 am #
[...] a little shameless self-promotion to explain why I belong on the list. Six months ago I was in the top 20 education policy blogs based on Technorati authority ratings. And read what all the cool people are saying about me on the [...]