Below is a list of some of the other places on the web you will find my stuff:

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The Ed Tech Bible  
The EdTech Bible is the book that I'm currently writing about what I've learned about education and technology during my careers as both a HS Math teacher and Instructional Technologist.  

Mentions, Publications, and Talks 
This is the page on my Wordpress site (that I had previously used prior to Weebly) that has links to the writing and speaking I've done.

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My Bookmarks  
Delicious is one of the first Web 2.0 applications that got me interested in Education Technology.  I’ve been using it since 2005 to collect and share resources on the web on a variety of subjects including:  Education, Technology, Math, Design, and more!

My Flipboards 
I use Flipboards as a way to curate resources in the format of a magazine.  Topics include Visual Note Sketching, Blogging Tips, Wealth & Inequality. 

My Slidedecks  
I use Slideshare to upload the slidedecks I use in workshops, events, and other talks.  Most are on education, technology, or math.

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The Wikis  I’ve started using wikis to collect, organize, and share resources from talks and events:

• Tech Trends in Education During the spring of 2013 into the beginning of 2014, I gave several 2 part talks based on the Horizon Report published by the New Media Consortium and EDUCAUSE.  This wiki has a copy of the slides used along with a page with resources specific to each of the 12 trends discussed.
• History and Future of Higher Education This wiki contains information about the discussion series that I organized as part of HASTAC’s FutureEd initiative and based on Cathy Davidson’s MOOC on Coursera.  There are also notes from the session as well as resources on many issues such as online learning and education reform.  I am also participating in the blog that our group used to document & share our experiences, you can find my posts/comments here.
• Online/Blended Learning Collaborative (OBLC) I started this wiki as a way of continuing to share information and links with others at the university that help support and produce both online courses and online programs at the university.
• I created the Faculty EdTech PD wiki to post resources for Faculty Technology Day at Fordham 2014, since then I’ve used it to collect other resources on other presentations/workshops/events.
• On my Treglia wiki you will find slides and resources from the LearnIT lectures I've given at Fordham.

Twitter  
I usually tweet about education, technology, math, science, design, entrepreneurship, social activism, and other interesting things…  Check out the Kristen Weekly:  Ed Tech & More, content from my Twitter network in newspaper format.

Kristen on Tumblr 
Links and short postings on stuff I find on the web

Flickr 
You can find some of the images that I’ve created on education/technology topics as well as for online programs mixed into my photostream.

Instagram
A moment, mood, or place captured from daily life.  

Makerbot
This is the place where I keep track of 3D printed builds I've made/designed.  For more about 3D printing and articles I've curated on the topic, check out the 3D printing page on my Tech Trends wiki.

Conference Site
I'm using this Google Site to keep track of conferences I've attended.

My Protopage  
Before I created my wordpress site and various wikis, I had been using Protopage for years to share resources on the web instead of having to constantly email the same information to other educators.  I’ve organized the tabs of my page with topics such as:  Twitter, Social Bookmarking, Social Media in Education, Finding Images, Teaching with TED.com, Pi Day, Designing Presentations, and Mobile Apps in Education.