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- Works Cited and Consulted
- Rebecca Blood - a web scholar and longtime blogger
- Richard E. Ferdig, Ph.D and Kaye D. Trammell - professors from the University of Florida
- Charles Lowe and Terra Williams, Dennis G. Jerz- University professors who advocate the use of blogs in the classroom
- Barclay Barrios - a member of the Writing Program at Rutgers University, New Brunswick
- Will R. - a columnist on Weblogg-ed
- Blog software sites (free, sever-side providers)
- Blog software sites (pay services)
- 21 Publish - provides hosting for entire schools and/or school districts; see this for an example
- Movable Type - highly customizable; optional webhosting
- Resources for the Blogging community
- Byron Hawk - GMU professor; created this site as a resource page for his ENGL 505 class. Various links to blogs both adademic and personal as well as links to blogging resources
- Technorati - tracks the number of links to your blog
- RADIO.BLOG.CLUB- software that enables you to stream audio from your blog
- Weblogg-ed.com - journal articles and information for educators in the blogosphere
- Kairosnews - an online community for those interested in the "intersection of rhetoric, technology, and pedagogy"
- The Electronic Frontier Foundation - an organization that serves to educate the online community in matters of rights and ethics. Some good articles from this site:
- Sample Blog Sites
- Planet Huff - the Huff family website. Includes links to Steve and Dana Huff's personal blogs, as well as Steve's true crime blog and Dana's Harry Potter and genealogy blogs
- She's a Flight Risk - an engaging fiction blog that details the life of a twenty-something young woman on the run
- English IV - an undergraduate professor's class blog
- The Phantom Professor - University professor gives an anonymous, honest look at modern academia
- Austin Photo Blog - No text, just pictures that tell a story
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