The SLP Blogs Bundle

There are a lot of wonderful SLPs out there blogging and sharing ideas about best practices*!  You can subscribe to them all at once by accessing the SLP Blogs Bundle.

Google Reader allows you to create and share "bundles" of feeds with others, so that they can easily follow blogs of interest. I made a bundle of SLP blogs, and show you how to access it and use Google Reader here:

Note:
There is a little glitch on the Google Side if you are looking to subscribe to the SLP Blogs Bundle.  The page doesn't allow you to activate the subscription.  I made this little video for you as there is a workaround if you hadn't already subscribed and were interested in doing so, or if you wanted to resubscribe to catch any new blogs that were added.  Sorry for the trouble- it's an issue that has been reported to Google, so not much I can do about it.  Hopefully it will be fixed soon and I can delete this!




The way it is supposed to work is here, along with a tutorial on how to use Reader, which you should check out regardless.



You will need to sign into Google Reader before going to this link to subcribe to the SLP Blogs bundle. If you are already using Google Reader and subscribe to some, but not all of these blogs, they will not be doubled in your subscription list. Once you subscribe, the bundle does not update itself when I add new blogs to it; it is a good idea to come back here periodically and re-subscribe.

To make your own bundle in Reader, click on Browse for Stuff (I know, not intuitive) in your Reader sidebar.

Please let me know if you are an SLP with a blog and you'd like to be included.

*A caveat: The ONLY criteria I applied for including blogs in this bundle was that they be written by SLPs who blog.  As they have every right to do, some of them write about other things that matter to them too.  So if you'd rather not read those particular blogs, you can always click and unsubscribe! Interested in Apps? Here is another bundle of blogs related to apps. Please note that this is a compendium of blogs, some of which review apps that are not always related to education. You will need to use your critical thinking skills and decide which apps you would like to try out.