For a while my personal blogging habit has been broken. Not that I've been a very regular blogger, although I started my first blog back in 2002. My major reason for not blogging much lately is probably that I'm ionvolved in several co-blogs and also that  I've found Wikispace to me more flexible for my purpose.Howver i've decided to start again, and need to decide for which of my existing blogs should be discontinued for good, and which one to keep. In the coming days I'll blog experimentally, to compare features and find out more about what I need and what could be left untouched. I'm working on several different web 2.0 education projects that need different approaches, as well as being in both Danish and English language.

This weekend, the IATEFL international organization for English language teachers held their yearly conference in Aberdeen, Scotland. And, for those not attending on location there were also sone online interaction going on, organized by a Moodle discussion space which I was just reading along as we say, with a more porlite expression for lurking. Not surprising, several synchronous sessions were taking place in Second Life on Edunation Island, initiated by Gavin Dudeney from energetic Consultants-e, and from the British CouncilBaldric Commons (whose real name I just forgot at the moment which is quite symptomatic for taking these alternative identities seriously). These guys are both located in Barcelona, Spainbut were on location and logging in from a pub. My alter ego, SusNy Foss, jumped in quite late and joined an after session chat.  Baldric has blogged the chat log with a picture.

No time for more details; at least now the event has been blogged here as well.