“Yesterday I had midterm grading conferences with my journalists. (Just for the record, I abhor grades, for a list of reasons too long to post here.) It was interesting to me how Web logs have changed the whole process, and it has me thinking more seriously about the assessment issues that come along with this technology.” Will Richardson contemplates teaching with weblogs. —Assessing WeblogsWeblogg-ed Vol. 2)

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