For Micro Monday I’ll recommend a handful of educators and researchers on micro.blog. Each and everyone of them has something to teach us.
* @kfitz
* @jgmac1106
* @mrkrndvs
* @dancohen
* @kimberlyhirsch
* @johnjohnston
* @ayjay

@c Thanks for this! I was pleased to discover that there were only two I wasn’t already following.

@rnv I suspect that there are far more, these are just the ones I'm aware of presently. I'd love to hear from others.

@c I agree, especially since it helps dispel the myth that Micro.blog is heavily biased toward or overpopulated by the tech/web nerds. I think teachers — and librarians! — are often every bit as much on the front lines of new technologies as the techies are. That, at any rate, was my impression during the first big blog rush of the late 90s & early aughts — and the email/BBS of the 80s & early 90s.

@c @rnv

Historians of Micro.blog (though I think only @schuth is in academia at the moment):

• @schuth
• @jonesbp
• @donmacdonald
• @macgenie
• @smokey

Two archaeologists-to-be:

• @alice
• @aclaman

Educators (I also ran across a gentleman this weekend whose bio included “high school principal” but can’t recall who):

• @craigmcclellan (also @theclassnerd podcast)
• @jonrjordan

And last but not least, one more librarian:

• @cygnoir

(I really wish we had lists and better access to our list of people we follow, and/or searching of bio text, so I wouldn’t have to top-of-my-head these sorts of things every time someone asks “who are the foo on Micro.blog”—but, in time, it will come ;-) )

@smokey Thanks for tagging me in this. It helped me see some more people I should be following!

@craigmcclellan 👍

@smokey very well done. Helpful as I try to find more folks here!

@jonrjordan Thanks. Hat to to @c for the Micro Monday post that originated the educator/researcher list.

@c thanks I’ve certainly learnt a brain full from you in a short time. Another educator I ‘found’ this morning is @ryanboren

@johnjohnston I had just followed @ryanboren last week myself, but didn't know he was on microblog.

I suppose I'm slowly retraining myself to follow people's primary/canonical (IndieWeb) presences via feed reader rather than their simulacra on other social silos. I find it avoids a lot of duplication.

@c I think of micro.blog as a sort of RSS reader. Nearer inoreader than twitter in my imaginary social dock. Still use twitter as a lot of teachers have no other presence.

@johnjohnston I port several Twitter lists and other social like that into my feed reader with twitter-atom.appspot.com

@c @rnv Also, in terms of researchers/scientists, @dcpace is a “plasma physicist researching fusion energy”.

@c Thanks, that works, need to organise some more lists now.

@alice No worries :-) Nice to see you around here again; hope the writing is going well!

@alice Hoping you don’t stay stuck for too long 🤞

I'm adding @cplong to my ever-growing list of educators, researchers, and scholars on micro.blog. Looks like he's playing in the DoOO space, but perhaps not the IndieWeb space yet. boffosocko.com/2018/07/2...

It's not Monday, but adding Georgia Tech Professor @blair to the list of educators and researchers on micro.blog.

Who else are we missing?

@c hoops, sorry, I responded to the wrong thread. Meant to recommend John, but did not mean to spam your recommendations of educators. Sorry.

@c this made me very happy, thanks for tagging me, I’ve now got a bunch more interesting folks to follow!

It's been a while since I've added to my ever-growing list of educators and researchers, but I ought to add @willtmonroe and @daveymoloney to it. Is there anyone else I'm missing? - @c

It's such a glaring oversight that I can't wait until the official micro @Monday, so I'm adding @adamprocter to our collective list of educators, researchers, and librarians on micro.blog.

@c thank you