The Chronicle: 6/6/2003: Scholars Who Blog - The Diigo Meta page

• 12 Apr 09
  

  scottmacd

  blogs higher education

• 10 Dec 08
  

  Robyn Jay

  blogging scholars academia highereducation blog

• 04 Aug 08
  

  Jonathan Becker

  technology research education blogging scholars chronicle scholarship

• 08 May 08
  

  Pavel Zemliansky

  blogs and wikis

• 16 Apr 08
  

  Randy M

  blogging scholars

• 04 Mar 08
  

  Lauren Panton

  blog higher_ed

• 28 Oct 07
  

  academia blogs del.icio.us education imported

• 23 Sep 07
  

  David Warlick

  It's perilous to generalize, but the typical blog entry comments on -- and links to -- a news article or an entry on someone else's blog. Most scholars' blogs allow their readers to post short comments of their own.

• 04 Jan 07
  

  Mike Nelson

  academic blogs blogs_interesting

• 28 Nov 06
  

  Ken Fujiuchi

  blogs TILW2 academic

• 21 Nov 06
  

  April

  blogging scholars

• 03 Oct 06
  

  Brittany C

  blogging

  blogresearch BAC

• 20 Aug 06
  

  Beth Ritter-Guth
• 07 Jun 06
  

  Rachel C

  Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms by Will Richardson

  blogs blogging academia education socialsoftware technology tools trends teaching learning research

• 24 May 06
  

  randym Meredith

  blogging

• 18 May 06
  

  George Williams

  academia blogging social-networking social-computing writing

• 11 May 06
  

  Kather Heenan

  academia blogs education

• 15 Mar 06
  

  Dennis Dunleavy
  • Scholars Who Blog The soapbox of the digital age draws a crowd of academics  By DAVID GLENN  Is this a revolution in academic discourse, or is it CB radio?  In one form or another, that question inevitably arises in conversations ALSO SEE:  A Blog Takes Off  From Nascar to Ugly Robes: Some Academic Blogs to Note  Colloquy Live: Read the transcript of a live, online discussion with Eugene Volokh, a professor of law at the University of California at Los Angeles and the founder of the Volokh Conspiracy, an academic blog, on issues facing scholars who have blogs.  with scholars who have taken up the habit of writing Web logs, or "blogs." Some have started blogging in
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  ddunleavy

  General

  • Scholars Who Blog The soapbox of the digital age draws a crowd of academics  By DAVID GLENN  Is this a revolution in academic discourse, or is it CB radio?  In one form or another, that question inevitably arises in conversations ALSO SEE:  A Blog Takes Off  From Nascar to Ugly Robes: Some Academic Blogs to Note  Colloquy Live: Read the transcript of a live, online discussion with Eugene Volokh, a professor of law at the University of California at Los Angeles and the founder of the Volokh Conspiracy, an academic blog, on issues facing scholars who have blogs.  with scholars who have taken up the habit of writing Web logs, or "blogs." Some have started blogging in
• 09 Mar 06
  

  Judi Harris

  Chronicle of Higher Ed article

  blogsinhighered

• 21 Jan 06
  

  Tony Hirst

  academic blogging

• 29 Aug 05
  

  JanSchmidt

  weblogs wissenschaft universität Technology

• 05 Apr 05
  

  Esmail Yazdanpour
• 01 Nov 04
  

  Sigalon - The Swedish Frog

  Education_Learning Delicious

• 30 Sep 04
  

  Chronicle of Higher Education
  June 6, 2003

• 13 Apr 04
  

  Erhardt Graeff

  Article on academic scholar blogging

  blogging

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