'TOP TEN' FEATURE DISCONTINUED
'The ten most popular postings, ever' on Conductive World has not proved helpful and has anyway now ceased to update.
It has been discontinued.
Previous posting on this topic
Monday, 13 June 2011
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
CONDUCTIVE WORLD
TOP 10 POSTINGS
For end of February 2011
This month's updated list for the most popular postings on http://www.conductive-world.info/ shows noticeable changes from the first of these lists (published in January).
1. Кондуктивное воспитание: революция для семей с детьми, страдающими от церебрального паралича. Holds its number one position. Still a mystery why it is there...
2. Forum closed. Up from number three. Why does this arouse interest?
3. 辛卯年. Happy New Year (of the Rabbit). No surprise here.
4. 第七届世界引导式教育会议. Contunuing interest in the Seventh World CE Congress in Hong Kong.
5. 'Shtyle.fm'. Down from number two. Again, why is it here?
6. The Conductive Post. The Conductive Post was launched this month. Understandablye new entry at number six
7. Mentoring: do we need it in CE? Number five last month – presumably a persisting concern
8. What will happen to the Pető Institute now? Possibly most CE important news this year. Perhaps surprising that it did not climb higher.
9. Blog on. Surprise new entry by Golden Oldie from back in March 2008
10. Cerebral palsy in Their Lordships' House. Holding on at number ten...
This list is regularly updated at the foot of each page of http://www.conductive-world.info/, with live links to orininal postings
It remains unlear to me how this list is compiled!
First posting in this series
January 2011
http://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=3925761220176020911&postID=3530695120551090327
Monday, 21 February 2011
CROSS-OVER
'Andrew Sutton is on Facebook'
Facebook is a useful way of offering quick notifications to introduce topics that might be of wider interest – through a brief headline, two or three lines to tell a little more, then a link direct to where one can read more still, perhaps in detail.
The link is usually to a media source accessible through the Internet, or to the pages of Conductive World (including to this site here).
Plus and minus
A note on Facebook is much quicker to write than a blog posting, a great advantage. A disadvantage is that it does not seem possible to track where any Comments generated are coming from, or to see in in what numbers they come, but it does look like these postings are reaching a somewhat different audience than do blog postings, and perhaps a wider one too.
A big plus
Over then last few weeks Facebook is showing itself to be a platform capable of generating and supporting discussion about some of the outstanding questions surrounding Conductive Education. OK, much of this so far hs been from 'usual suspects' (and is none the worse for that) but it is also darwing in 'new' people.
Facebook is just a tool, but quite a useful one at that. See for yourself at:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1540593482
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