Project blogging and categories...
Posted by Marcus O'Donnell in Uncategorized on 11 16th, 2004 | Comments Off
RedMorals a blog set-up to track the hypocrisy of the “so-called moral majority.” Quite aside from its content RedMorals showcases an excellent use of categories for a project blog.
The unnamed blogger set out with a very definite purpose and judging from the datelines they have has obviously...
Blogs versus CMS...
Posted by Marcus O'Donnell in Blogs in higher ed on 10 2nd, 2004 | Comments Off
Fascinating post from John Kruper’s The electric lyceum blog about relative advantages of blogs and CMSs like Blackboard. He makes the point that blogging as a course management tool actually represents a major paradigm shift:
And so we see why educators are so excited by blogs. For the first time,...
Blogs and journalism education...
Posted by Marcus O'Donnell in Uncategorized on 09 20th, 2004 | 1 Comment
It is interesting that in my searches I have found lots of stuff about blogs and higher education, lots of stuff about bloggs and writing courses, lots of stuff about blogs and journalism but almost nothing about blogs in journalism education. This is not surprising because blogging is still suspect...