Weblogs in Education

This is a description of a session for BloggerCon, Day 1.

Weblogs play an increasingly role in education, from primary schools to scholarly research. In what ways do weblogs provide new tools for teaching and learning? Do they distract from other tasks? What has worked and what has failed with weblogs so far?

Moderator: Lance Knobel.

Participants 

1. AKM Adam, associate professor, Seabury-Western Theological Seminary.

2. Pat Delaney, Bay Area Writing Project.

3. Jenny Levine, librarian.

4. Kaye Trammell, doctoral student, University of Florida.

5. Brian Weatherson, philosopher, Brown University.

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