We now have 42,570 participants, 12,000 of these have been active over the past week.
There are 839 threads in the discussion forums, 5467 posts, 3088 comments on posts and 82113 views of posts,
So something like this, not quite the 90–9–1 principle but not far off:
And thanks to our colleague Anne-Marie Scott, we now have an idea where all the bloggers are coming from. She’s mapped the locations of all the blogs being pulled into the EDC News feed (thanks Anne-Marie):
Sian Bayne
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Teaching 'E-learning and Digital Cultures' 
I do love your stats! 🙂 But I don’t think all blogs are pulled into the EDC News feed… some just do not show up, maybe because of no/wrong tags, so it should be a bit diffrent picture I think, but interesting anyway!
not ALL the blogs…I’m in Australia and that doesnt see to be lighting up:)
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I think that some people does not have a blog, so they do not add anything.
@ilonkahebels and @infotechnical – we’ve set up a form to help troubleshoot people’s problems with the EDC News feed – take a look here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1GLQrt8kMsbIPVLsjlvYru13OviZ7JOmzSpxHnMmfiqM/viewform
Hope it helps!
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I bet there are a lot of twitter posts as well.
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