Scribblingwoman will be hosting the first Teaching Carnival of the new year. We need more hosts! The proposed dates are as follows:
Speak up if you'd like to host!
...has appeared at Silver in SF.
The next installment will be published chez Xoom on December 15.
...has taken up residence at Ancarett's Abode.
The next installment will appear at Silver in SF on December 1.
...is awaiting your loving attention at M2H Blogging.
Teaching Carnival #15 will be hosted by New Kid on the Hallway on November 1.
Email New Kid directly {newkidonthehallway at yahoo dot com} with your nominations for worthy blog posts related to teaching in higher education. You can also also tag any relevant posts.
...has landed at A Blog Around the Clock.
Teaching Carnival #14 will appear on October 15 at m2h blogging. Tag your posts or send your links directly to mmh989 at mizzou dot edu.
...has been published at Scrivenings.
Teaching Carnival #13 will appear on October 1 at A Blog Around the Clock. Tag your posts or send your links directly to Coturnix1 at aol dot com.
From September through December, a full slate of teaching carnivals is lined up as follows:
Email the hosts directly with your nominations for worthy blog posts related to teaching in higher education. You can also tag any relevant posts.
Last year's series of Teaching Carnivals went very well due to the excellent efforts of nine volunteers (plus me) who gathered hundreds of individual blog posts related to teaching in higher education. I'd like to start lining up hosts for the forthcoming year, and I believe we can start hosting these once every two weeks.
If you are interested in hosting, gmail me at georgehwilliams. I would also greatly appreciate it if you would post a notice on your own blog letting people know I'm looking for volunteer hosts.
Previous Carnivals:
...as the 10th edition of the Teaching Carnival rolled into town.
if anyone wants to volunteer to do the next one, let me know.
I was thinking we might wait until fall semester starts up again, but if anyone wants to give it a go sooner, that's fine with me.
Additionally, if any bloggers would like to sign up for hosting the carnival some time during the next academic year, then step right up! It's never too soon to get in the queue.
Ryan Claycomb, of Raining Cats & Dogma fame, will host TC #10 sometime around or soon after June 15, 2006. Another Damned Medievalist suggested a year-end theme of "things I learned this year/changes I'm going to make next year."
So tag your posts, or email your permalinks to ryan DOT claycomb at the domain mail DOT wvu DOT edu.
As always, you can follow "Teaching Carnival Backstage" between editions of TC via del.icio.us or Technorati.
Reminder: Teaching Carnival #9 will be hosted by Janet D. Stemwedel on May 12. Tag your teaching-related posts, or email her directly with your permalinks: dr.freeride [at] gmail
Teaching Carnival #8 is now hosted at A Delicate Boy. Nice job, Nels!
The next Teaching Carnival will appear at Adventures in Ethics and Science on May 14.
If you would like to host a future edition of the T.C. -- as the kids say -- email GeorgeHWilliams at google's own gmail dot com.
Teaching Carnival #7 is now hosted at the Salt-Box. The next carnival will appear at A Delicate Boy.
Teaching Carnival # 9 will be hosted by Adventures in Ethics and Science on May 14, 2006.
If you're interested in hosting a Teaching Carnival after May, let me know.
It bears repeating.
You can get a free del.icio.us account and tag any relevant entries with "teaching-carnival."
Or you can use Technorati tags in the following way:
1. Include this code in the post you publish (you do not need to get a Technorati account to do this):
2. After you've published your post with the above code included, use this page to let Technorati know you've done so. Do not forget to do this second step!
Science and Politics has posted Teaching Carnival #6.
On March 15, 2006 the next carnival will appear at The Salt-Box, and and a host is still needed for the eighth carnival on April 15.
technorati tag: teaching-carnival
Teaching Carnival #6 will be hosted at Science and Politics on February 15, 2006.
