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Home » Instructional Technology » Weblogs
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e-Literate
Michael Feldstein's weblog about online learning, KM, communities of practice, and related topics.
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Educational Bloggers' Network
A community of teachers and education professionals and supporters who use weblogs for  teaching and learning. The network assists members to advance weblog integration in education.
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Educational Weblogs
Links to prominent blogs with content related to teaching and learning. Part of the Educational Blog Network (EBN).
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My Blogging Experiment
Bringing together China, ESL teaching, and technology.
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Seblogging: Dynamic Webpublishing, CMS and Weblogs in Education
Writings by Sebastian Fiedler.
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Weblogs In Education Conference
Main site for the Ohio SchoolNet Tech Conference held on March 1-3, 2004. The site was used to build the presentation as well as present it.
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