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Which posts you read in 2010 Key to the top 40 posts: Blue – DD303 – cognitive psychology related (18/40) Orange – ED209 – child development related (12/40) Yellow – Open University related (6/40) Purple – General (2/40) Dark Green – Chartered IT Professional related (1/40) Light Green – DD307 – critical social psychology related (1/40) Where you come from – referrals in 2010 Where you go to – clicks in 2010 Update: 1st November 2010 My justgiving page for HOPEHIV is now closed. If you would still like to donate to them, please do so directly at hopehiv.org First things first. Thank you to those of you who have contributed to HOPEHIV through my justgiving page. The total donated at the time of writing stands at £80 (excluding gift aid). If you find the blog and my notes on ED209 and DD303 useful, there’s still plenty of time to donate if you wish to. It’s a great cause, and any sum – no matter how large or small – I know . . . → Read More: HOPEHIV fundraising and blog stats update, July 2010 Ever since I moved this blog from wordpress.com to a self-hosted wordpress environment just after the ED209 exam last October (through 123-reg.co.uk,) I’ve started to look more closely at the stats that I can generate. It’s interesting to see how many people end up here and where they came from! This week has seen the number of page views of the blog exceed 600 for the first time this year, which tracking back has only happened a few times before. The most notable exception to the “I get a few hundred page views a week” rule was in the run . . . → Read More: www.tenpencepiece.net blog stats for 2010 so far Happy New Year! Just for fun, I decided to work out some statistics for this blog in 2009. This was a bit more difficult as I moved hosting environments in mid October and didn’t save all of the statistics I’d generated up until that point (d’oh!) In particular, I didn’t keep the record of the most popular posts up until that time (however, the “ED209 notes” page has been far and away the most visited item on this blog over the course of 2009 …) Anyway, 113 posts and 167 comments later, the charts below show the approximate number of . . . → Read More: 2009 – a year in figures  |
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