I will be talking at the eEducation meeting tomorrow sharing some examples of where the Blogs at Penn State platform can be used. What I plan to do is show some novel uses of blogs. The links and brief descriptions below will be used to navigate the presentation
Using the Blogs at Penn State for more traditional website development
The Lyceum: The Official Blog of the Graduate Program in Philosophy at Penn State
Undergraduate Research at Penn State Brandywine and Beyond
Using the Blogs at Penn State for ePortfolio
Dr. Laura Guertin's ePortfolio
Dr. Chris Long's ePortfolio
Students Using the Blogs at Penn State
gIST Graduate research blog
Flat Tyre: Patching and inflating cycling and its technologies from the ground up
Travel Abroad Journals
Tina's Alaska Adventure 2007
Rome 2008: Penn State Communication Arts & Sciences
Using Blogs for eLearning Course Content Creation and Management
Original HTML course page
Course Topic in a Blog
Master Course Space
Blogs in the Classroom and Social Ratings
As we are seeing more faculty ask their students to blog, we are thinking more about how to effectively aggregate content from multiple sources. There are several ways to do this, but the most promising is aggregation with social ratings.
