A number of folks I’ve bumped into lately ask me why I stopped blogging.
I haven’t. I simply can’t maintain both of my blogs, work, travel, and have a life. So, while I may continue to post in this blog occasionally, I have an obligation to post on SLJ space. So please, please link to NeverEnding Search here.
Here’s the direct feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/SLJNeverEndingSearch
I hope you will continue to follow me to my other space. 
Blogroll
- *My School Library Journal Blog
- *TeacherLibrarianNing
- 21st Century Librarian Manifesto Podcast at SIGMS NECC07
- A Difference
- AASL Weblog
- Alan November’s Weblog
- Alice in Infoland
- Brown Bear is Brown Disease
- Classroom 2.0 Ning
- Conference/article pics
- David Warlick’s 2 Cents Worth
- Doug Johnson’s Blue Skunk Blog
- EdTechTalk
- educating alice
- Evaluating Web 2.0 Resouces Podcast (registration required)
- For best answers, ask tough questions
- Future of the Book Blog
- Gary Price’s Resource Shelf
- Hey Jude
- Howard Rheingold’s Smart Mobs
- Infomancy
- Information Literacy Lessons
- InformationFluencyWiki
- Joho the Blog
- Joyce’s Flickr Images
- Kathy Schrock’s Kaffeeklatsch
- kenrodoffblog
- Librarians Matter
- Library 2.0 Ning
- LibraryBytes
- LIS News
- LM_NET Wiki Annex
- Making Research Count (School Library Journal)
- Michael Stephen’s Tame the Web
- Neat New Stuff on the Net
- NeverEnding Search Website
- New Tools for Learning
- Online lessons
- Pandia
- Practical Theory: A View From the Classroom
- Research Buzz
- Sara Kelly Johns’ From the Inside Out
- School Librarians: Field Guide to an Evolving Species
- School Library Blogs Glu
- Scout Report
- Search Engine Journal
- Search Engine Showdown
- Search Engine Watch
- Search Page
- Springfield Township Virtual Library
- Stephen’s Lighthouse
- Steven Bell’s Keeping Up Page
- Ten Reasons to Hug Your School Librarian
- The Essential Blog
- The Thinking Machine
- They might be gurus
- Virtual Libraries (Classroom Connect)
- Wesly Fryer’s Moving at the Speed of Creativity
- Will Richardson’s Weblogg-ed
- Workshops
- YALSA Blog
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October 14, 2007 at 9:33 pm
Thanks for this Joyce. I tried to resubscribe directly on Friday at the conference. It’s too bad that SLJ doesn’t support RSS or feeds directly for any of their blogs. It must limit the use of their blog family
Stephen
October 14, 2007 at 10:46 pm
Poke SLJ and ask them to provide the full text of your articles into their feeds. Currently the feed only gives about 100 characters to my Google Reader and asks me to click through to get more. I hate being an rss bigot, but when I see that I typically unsubscribe.
November 20, 2007 at 8:22 pm
I’m chiming in here with John and Stephen, SLJ needs to send the full feed to RSS readers. I can’t waste my time with click-throughs. I don’t care if they feed me ads too–it’s worth my time not to have to click through to SLJ to read.
November 21, 2007 at 1:16 am
Dear SLJ via this blog comment:
I too want the full feed. My reader is full of other full feeds, and unless I am snagged from the short intro, I do not follow through (unless its Joyce of course.) Using a reader saves me time, and by golly sometimes it takes TOO long to click through to a another blog. Its a downright bother actually. C’mon! listen to the readers. We want the WHOLE post here in the reader…