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• 24 Nov 10
  

  Brian Metcalfe

  blog brain learning research

• 26 Feb 10
  

  Courtney Wilson

  HowTo Blogs

• 22 May 09
  

  Tamara Hagen

  blogging brain research

• 02 Jun 08
  

  Elizabeth Bagish

  blogs

• 25 Mar 08
  

  Ann Oro

  edublogs

• 09 Aug 07
  

  Lisa Durff

  blog blogging blogs brain edublogs education learning research

• 20 May 07
  

  Sue Rockwood

  blog brain learning research web2.0

• 30 Mar 07
  

  Jon Bustillo

  La mente de los Bloggers. Según entienden de alguna manera va a afectar esto

  Pensamiento Web2.0

• 08 Feb 07
  

  susan van Gelder

  talks about the theoretical ideas behind blogging

  blogging for:dufourc

• 04 Jan 07
  

  Rena Shifflet

  Blog post on how blogging can benefit learners and their education.

  blogs research Dissertation

• 19 Sep 06
  

  Kim Cofino

  blog blogging learning weblogs why

• 20 Feb 06
  

  Alex Ragone

  Why Blog? During the past five years, blogging has exploded from virtual non-existence into an important and influential sociocultural force. Recent survey data indicate that there are now nearly 10 million bloggers, 90% of whom are between the ages of 1

  blogging learning

• 16 Apr 05
  

  Dean Shareski

  Blogs learning

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  Sue Rockwood on 2007-05-20
  Neuroscience and learning experts conclude that blogging can have mostly good effects--promoting critical and analytical thinking, associational and intuitive thinking, etc.
  

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