anthropology 2¢ Worth is David Warlicks blog on technology and education. Warlick lectures and writes about education, technology and 21st Century literacy.

holding image Adrian Vickers' Indonesia Blog , is the blog of the well known Australian Asian Studies expert . Vickers has written several books about Bali. If you're interested in Bali or Indonesia you might want to check out his blog.

holding image Adventures in Educational Blogging , is a blog written by a tech teacher who teaches over in Singapore. This blog has a lot of interesting writing about using technology in schools.

 Anthropology Blogs , is a page with a wide selection of blogs all about anthropology. Cool.

holder The Apple Blog is a blog all about Apple. This is a must read for Mac people.

 Asia Tech Weblog , has tech news specifically about Asia. It contains breaking news, press releases and more. An excellent blog if you want to keep up on tech Asia.

 Asia Travel Weblog , is another blog specific to Asia. This is a good site for travel news about Asia.

 Blog Indonesia , has a list of blogs about Indonesia. This is a good place to check what is new in the Indonesian blogging world.

dfhdfg Blog Scholar is a blog for academics. Check it out.

 Cafe Salemba, is a blog written by three Indonesians about economics and music. I've just started reading this blog, but one point in its favor is that they know the difference between polygamy, polygyny, and polyandry.

holder Chalkdust is a blog about teaching and technology. Good stuff here.

cvxzcv Digital Chalkie is a blog for educators who use technology in Australia. I've just come across it, but it looks cool and useful. My guess is that chalkie is Aussie slang for teacher.

holder EduGeek Journal is a blog devoted to educational technology. I don't know anything about this site, but I'll be watching it to see what comes up.

zxcZX E-Learning Blog: A Day in the Life of a Global, Connected Educator is a blog from the Head of IT at Qatar Academy.

 Harter Learning, is the blog of an international ms and hs tech coordinator.

holder iLearn Technology is a blog written by a k-5 technology teacher with the purpose of giving teachers practical tips to integrating technology in their classrooms . I just found this site, and I picked up a few tips. Great job.

 Indonesia Anonymus is a blog written by Indonesians who comment on issues affecting Indonesia and Indonesians. Another excellent site for those living in Indonesia or interested in Indonesia.

 Indonesia Now with Duncan Graham is a blog written by an Australian journalist. I'm not sure what he does now, but his writing is interesting.

 Jakarta Guru is the blog for an expat teacher at a National Plus school in Jakarta. If you are interested in the overseas teaching world, you might want to pop in here.

holder The Lost Boy is an interesting blog by a young expat writer living in Thailand.

 Marek Bialoglowy's Blog is written by an expat posted in Jakarta. He writes mainly on computer security issues, but also includes thoughts on the expat experience.

anthropology Metroblogging Chicago is a blog about Chicago, Illinois, USA. For a born-in-Chicago Chicagoan, this is a breath of fresh air. I miss the old city, and it seems to have really changed over the past 29 years. For all of you expatriate Chicagoans, this is a site to bookmark.

anthropology Metroblogging Lahore is a blog about Lahore, Pakistan. This is one of those sites that I just stumbled across. I lived in Lahore for four years and loved the city so I look forward to the little posts about life in Lahore. If you're planning on visiting Pakistan, or are just a former resident like me, this is a blog that you'll want to check on regularly.

holder NextGenTeachers is a blog for "educators connecting to explore the next generation of teaching and learning". More on this blog in coming weeks.

dfaas Open Left is a political blog about the US. As you might deduce from the name, the politics are to the left of center.

 Pakistan Blogs is a blog which is somewhat dated but has links to blogs about Pakistan.

 paras indonesia has this to say about their blog:

Paras Indonesia is a reincarnation of the politics and economics site Laksamana.Net. While the former site focused mainly on news, Paras Indonesia delivers much more than just straight reporting to explain the dynamics and intricacies of Indonesia. Using the web log format, Paras Indonesia is open for comments, debate and discussion in order to paint a more colorful picture of Indonesia. In doing so, Paras Indonesia will also provide insightful analysis from a wide range of columnists.

 Sarapan Ekonomi is an interesting Indonesian blog about the Indonesian economy.

holding image  Southeast Asian Archaeology Newsblog , is a blog about archaelology in Southeast Asia written by a Singaporean writer-journalist-archaelogy student. Interesting for those studying this area. I'll keep track of this site.

anthropology Stuff White People Like is a blog that a blogging colleague sent to me. It is just completely bizarre and very funny. I'm still trying to figure out its dynamics.

holder TheThinkingStick is Jeff Utecht's blog. Jeff is currently teaching at Shanghai International School. I attended a workshop that Jeff gave at an EARCOS conference last year, and it was very good. He has some very interesting things to say about education. If you are an international teacher and are interested in using technology, this is a blog to visit regularly.

zxcvz Tourism Indonesia is a blog that I just came across about tourism in Indonesia. It seems to have promise as I learned on my first visit that next year is going to be Visit Indonesia Year.