My Two off-line, off-site entry routes for Becoming Connected May 20, 2007

I can make entries from several “locations” into my Becoming Connected, WordPress weblog. This might be a generally useful/adaptable factoid for other blog writers.

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• I can write from blog headquarters at my (this) wordpress site.
• I can write from my opml outliner (from OPML.Org , a site maintained by Dave Winer, originator of the opml format and creator of Radio Userland, Frontier, outliners)
• I can write from my MarsEdit application. Mars Edit works with NetNewswire to allow you to read your feeds and write to any of your blogs from a central location. Both were developed and managed by Brent and Sheilah Simmons but have now been acquired by red sweater software

Need a Map of My Blogged/Outlined Mind May 20, 2007

As my previous entry indicates I’ve a number of online set ups.

Clearly WordPress has been a friendly set up environment to me.

My history of weblogging wouldn’t be complete without including my first blog, the one with the most entries and the one that has been around the longest : Connectivity where I’ve written entries since 2002.

The rss feed for education/special education is here — I’ll work on putting together links of the entries as they cluster around single topics. Among those topic past, present and future [in brackets] would be: teaching, schools, personalization, research processes, ethics/justice, personal development, weblogging experience [and -- possibly, learning to drive a hybrid as a personal contribution to saving the planet and to building energy independence].