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Blogging and Academia Get Friendly

By jerz on January 24, 2005 3:24 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0)

Most of my students will already be familiar with the trend described in this article, but it's still good to see mainstream media tracking this trend.

BBC NEWS | UK | Education | Academics give lessons on blogs

Blogs are increasingly being used by academics and students.

Until a few months ago, the attention paid to web logs, or blogs, focused mainly on politics and the media business.

However, many in academia followed the web-diary of Salam Pax, the famous Baghdad blogger during the build-up to the war in Iraq.

Now, the technology that has been an alternative source of news to many academics is being incorporated more fully into university life.

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