Spectrum Bloggers Network: Feedback Friday

Spectrum Bloggers Network has now been online for a whole month!!! In that time we have had over 1,390 views to the page! We have a good number of blogs linked up now and we have recently started posting up current affairs to get people talking and sharing their relevant blog posts on the topic.

We would love to hear your views and what you would like to see more or less of on the page. What do you feel would attract more readers or more bloggers to the page? How do we raise more awareness of the different learning difficulties covered and engage more people into the debate?

Please leave your thoughts and comments below.

Newsletter 7th April 2014

Hello and welcome to the first Spectrum Bloggers Network Newsletter!

First of all, thank you very much to the bloggers who have so far joined the network and thank you all for taking time to check the blog. It is very early days but hopefully as word gets around we’ll develop a thriving community. Trying to get the ball rolling is always a tricky task, but hopefully word will get around over the next few months.

New blogs in the network this week. Please note that blogs that cover more than one SpLD will appear in more than one section.

A Brief Update

Greetings to you all!

Just a quick update on Spectrum Bloggers Network. One of our bloggers brought it to my attention that there is a cross over with some of the different SpLDs and so it was going to be difficult to place their blog into the network. I know myself that I have dyslexia and Irlen Syndrome and it has been suggested I may have dyspraxia too. So what I am doing now is placing blogs that cover more than one SpLD into all the categories that they cover. It has meant the addition of Irlen Syndrome too as I know that not all people with Irlen Syndrome have another SpLD tied with it.

Spectrum Bloggers Network: Blogging across the SpLD Spectrum

Greetings to you all! Thank you very much for checking out Spectrum Bloggers Network!

I created this blog to try to bring together as many blogs on specific learning difficulties as possible in the hope to raise awareness and also to inspire! I started blogging about my experiences with dyslexia and scotopic sensitivity syndrome two months ago and found it quite difficult to promote amongst the hundreds of fashion, make-up and lifestyle blogs across Twitter and Bloglovin. I noticed on a friends blog on her experiences with Fibromyalgia and IC that there was a network of bloggers on the Fibro Bloggers Directory and thought that it would be great if there was something similar for dyslexia!