Mike Shapiro's blogger.com blog set-up handout
Annette Vee's initial set-up instructions for students in English 201, Spring 2006
Annette Vee's blog portfolio assignment, for students in English 201, Spring 2006
Student survey on blogs, given in Annette' E201 class, Spring 2006
Mike Shapiro's site: "sequentialsmarts"
Greg Downey's Journalism 201 site
Greg Downey's Library and Information Studies site
Rick Hunter's English 100 site
Scot Barnett's English 100 site
Annette Vee's English 100 and 201 site: "thoughtmeat"
Matt Barton at St. Cloud University
Comp 100 class at Lehigh
Clifford Tatum at University of Washington (this site is not anonymous for students)
Alice D'Amore, English 108 at Purdue
Samantha Blackmon, English 605 at Purdue (this site is not anonymous for students)
Blogger
Blogsome
James Farmer’s edublogs and uniblogs
Live Journal
LifeType
Drupal (an open source tool allowing you to produce highly customized websites and blogs)
Wordpress (free)
Movable Type (not free)
Bloglines
Google Reader
Technorati (a searching and ranking site for blogs)
Google Blog Search
James Farmer’s list from 2005 of multi-user blogging tools
Flickr (for storing, searching and tagging pictures)
Tag Clouds on Technorati
UW Professor Greg Downey’s paper: "Using weblogs in the classroom at UW-Madison
Stephen Downes' article: "Educational Blogging"
WIDE webtext (in the online journal Kairos): "Why Teach Digital Writing"
James Farmer and Anne Bartlett-Bragg's paper: "Blogs@Anywhere: High fidelity online communication"
Richard Ferdig and Kaye D. Trammell's article: "Content Delivery in the Blogosphere"