At the behest of Tim Holt and on behalf of TCEA 2010 State Conference, I invite all edubloggers to attend the LoneStar Edubloggercon to take place at the TCEA 2010 Conference!

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to have transformative experiences that made a difference in my career, and yes, my life. One of the most significant experiences is that of joining a worldwide community of education bloggers. These “edubloggers” have influenced me in many ways, impossible to recount but so significant as to be profoundly transformative in who I am and my behaviors.

That’s why I’m thrilled to encourage you to attend the LoneStar Edubloggercon at TCEA 2010 State Conference in Austin. Due to family and work requirements, I can’t be at TCEA 2010 on Tuesday. However, please know that Texas edubloggers will be in my thoughts on that day. I look forward to learning from you throughout the conference, and will visit the area as soon as I can get there!

Here are some of the details, with more appearing in various places, including Tim Holt’s Intended Consequences blog.

This is the first attempt at a blogger “unconvention” at the convention.

Blogging, podcasting and more.

All day Tuesday at the Bloggers area, in the mezzanine above the entrance to the Exhibit hall.

Stay for an hour, or stay for the day.

Hope to see you there.

Please pass the word to anyone you might think would be interested in attending.

It is free for any convention attendee, so the price is right.

A note from Tim Holt…

Howdy everyone! If you have a blog, or Twit, or Facebook, or Myspace or Plurk…well you get the idea, please take a few minutes to inform your followers about the LoneStar EdubloggerCon 2010 at TCEA. Here is my entry from my blog, Miguel Guhlin has done so, and the more we get out there the better! Thank you in advance for getting the word out! If you are attending to TCEA and are there on Tuesday, February 9, you are invited to join in on the first Lonestar EduBlogger Con. The un-Convention before the convention is our first experiment with this type of learning tool, and you are invited to attend to help kick off the event. The LSEBC is free to anyone attending TCEA and will be held in the Mezzanine above the entrance to the exhibition hall. Please spread the word to help make this event a success. Come on, the fun stuff on Sixth Street doesn’t start until after dark anyway. See ya there! Here is the TCEA 2010 Blogroll so far: Tim Holt Intended Consequences http://snipurl.com/ic Kim Caise – Kim’s Ventures in Educational Technology http://kcaise.wordpress.com Miguel Guhlin – Around the Corner-mGuhlin.org – http://mguhlin.org Scott Powers Navasota ISD Technology Blog Lamar ISD The INTERACT Cafe http://icafe.lcisd.org Paul Alex Briseno In The Cloud http://paulalexbriseno.edublogs.org/ Kelly Kronfeld – Education & Technology – What’s Up? http://kakronfeld.blogspot.com/ Joy Rousseau Technology Integration Tips & Tools by Dr. Joy http://podcast.arpisd.org/users/joy Randy Rodgers The Moss-Free Stone Mary Woodard Top Shelf – http://topshelf.edublogs.org/ Sandra McCubbin – http://aggregateimpact.blogspot.com/ Rob Miller- Latest Thoughts http://www.magnoliaisd.org/ltblog Steve Young TechNotes – https://share.judsonisd.org/users/syoung/ Dwight Goodwin Classroomnext Scott Floyd A Piece of My Mind – http://scottsfloyd.com Karen Fasimpaur K12 Open Ed and Edutopia edutopia.org/blogs Janice Freisen Malahini Texas http://malahinitx.blogspot.com Kimberly Munoz http://techmunoz.edublogs.org/ Joel Adkins TWAIN Blog http://techxas.edublogs.com

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