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My Blog in the Clouds

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My Blog in the Clouds

<![CDATA[A quick and fun mini blog challenge by David Dogson in his blog post here – I fed my blog URL to Wordle and Tagxedo and look which words they have gone for!

Here is my blog in the clouds!

made with Tagxedo.com

made with Tagxedo.com


I still can’t embed this Tagxedo properly to show the words animated! (See comment in previous post) In that post, you can see a Tagxedo os Shelly Terrell’s blog and one for Nik Peachey’s blog which I made for their birthday Wallwishers. Here is the URL of the Tagxed0 http://www.tagxedo.com/artful/5ba486ca9e4349fc but shows minus photo 🙁
made with wordle.net

made with wordle.net


More educational technology, certainly, than what I would have written, say two years ago. A nice surprise. But good to know that content still rules.
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9 Responses

  1. Deborah says:

    Oh that is cool! I have to try that too!

  2. Hi Marisa,
    Thanks for joining in! The prominence of ELTchat and Twitter comes as no surprise due to your own prominence in both. 🙂
    Interesting too that while most of the contributions so far have ‘students’ showing up large, your role as a teacher trainer leads to ‘teacher’ and ‘Teaching’ showing up more.

  3. Cecilia Coelho says:

    Loved Tagxedo Marisa! And I echo Dave’s comment – interesting how you being a teacher trainer gave it a different twist from most clouds we can see in the challenge. 🙂

  4. Wow! that’s like wordle on artistic steroids!
    I “like” 🙂

    • Thank you! He he!!! None of my doing – didn’t edit the word clouds at all 😀

      • The one with a face… done with tagxedo… that’s not yer average wordle at all. I’m going digging to see if I can make something as “cool”! Cheers
        (no #eltchat again for me this week… conference… same last week and next week.) 🙁

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