Griff Wigley

Is your web host carbon neutral?

Michael Blaha at Organic Arts told me last week that my favorite web hosting company, Tiger Technologies, is carbon neutral.

See their environmental policy for more.

Disincentives to leadership blogging among public officials

While writing about Mark Stock’s AASA conference blog earlier today, I followed his link to U of MN professor Scott McLeod’s blog, Dangerously Irrelevant. (I blogged Scott briefly back in January as he was featured in a StarTribune article about school principals blogging.) I didn’t realize at the time that Scott had a blog.

I found [...]

Blogging superintendent blogs a national conference

I got an email today from Jay Goldman, Editor at the American Association of School Administrators (AASA) alerting me to the fact that Superintendent Mark (who I blogged about a month ago) is doing a blog at their annual conference this week with the catchy title:

Taking Stock of the AASA Conference AASA blogs New Orleans!

“One [...]

Blandin on Broadband blog

I’ve been doing some consulting work for the Blandin Foundation recently, including some coaching on their new Blandin on Broadband weblog which aims to “share information that supports and promotes broadband access and use – especially in rural Minnesota.”

Principal blogger is Ann Treacy (center) with some contributions from Bernadine Joselyn, Director of the [...]

Winds of Peace Foundation

Former Foldcraft CEO Steve Sheppard is now heading up the Winds of Peace Foundation and has launched his new leadership blog there with a little help from me.

Winds of Peace extends grants to Nicaraguan groups and organizations that seek grassroots, sustainable development. Staff members located in Nicaragua and an evaluation committee assembled in Minnesota [...]