MyBlogLog - who are you?

Spurred on by Loic's post last night I have started my own edu.blogs.com community over at MyBlogLog. I hope that some of my readers will have the time to add themselves so I can get to know them better (it helps enlargen the scope of blogs I have to read, too, if I know who reads me). The Clustrmap is certainly nice with all those red blops, but I really do want to know who all those Indian, Chinese, African and South American readers are, as well as the lonely soul in Greenland. So go on - sign up, bang up a nice pic and link to your own blog. Heck, you might even get a hit or two more.

Comments

[Steve]

Ewan, another interesting website to waste some more of my time :(

[Scott Rafer]

Hi Ewan, You'll get even better results if you add one of our Reader Rolls just like Loic did: http://www.loiclemeur.com/english/2006/08/testing_myblogl.html#comments

Let me know if I can of assistance with it or anything else.
Scott

[Joe Dale]

Hi Ewan and Scott,

I signed up for MyBlogLog today at and I can see it being a useful resource. I'm having difficulties though because I can't work out how to install a Recent Readers widget. I copied the code from the page http://www.mybloglog.com/buzz/community/joedale/widgets/#roll, but that gives the widget called 'Top 5 links' not Recent Readers'. Any ideas?

Joe

Integrating ICT into the MFL classroom -www.joedale.typepad.com

[Eric Marcoullier]

Joe and I are sorting this out via email. We'll get him up and running (and iron out any bugs in our system in the process).

[Joe Dale]

Thanks to Eric's help, we worked out that the problem was that I was trying to generate the html code for the reader widget without actually being logged in to MyBlogLog! Easily done! Nevermind.

Joe

Integrating ICT into the MFL classroom - www.joedale.typepad.com