Well, I’ll nominate GrandTextAuto, definitely. With Many2many as a runner up – and see, here’s the problem, of COURSE I’m going to find the blogs that are closest to my own area of research the most useful. I mean, I honestly do think GrandTextAuto a wonderfully-written weblog that’s frequently updated, fosters good conversations in the comments, is hosted by scholars who are experts in the field, has links to almost everything important that happens in the field and so on, and I prefer it to other group blogs in the vicinity of this research, but perhaps I’d prefer Many2many if social software were my primary research area. It’s also well written by experts with useful links and so on.
Surely this will just be decided by how many people vote within each area of research?
Interesting thought Jill, I’d hope that when it comes to voting we can be impartial to a degree from our discipline areas, perhaps a nice byproduct is that we can look over the fence and see if we like it…
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Well, I’ll nominate GrandTextAuto, definitely. With Many2many as a runner up – and see, here’s the problem, of COURSE I’m going to find the blogs that are closest to my own area of research the most useful. I mean, I honestly do think GrandTextAuto a wonderfully-written weblog that’s frequently updated, fosters good conversations in the comments, is hosted by scholars who are experts in the field, has links to almost everything important that happens in the field and so on, and I prefer it to other group blogs in the vicinity of this research, but perhaps I’d prefer Many2many if social software were my primary research area. It’s also well written by experts with useful links and so on.
Surely this will just be decided by how many people vote within each area of research?
Into the Blogosphere: Rhetoric, Community, and Culture of Weblogs
http://blog.lib.umn.edu/blogosphere/
Best group blog IMHO has to be WorldChanging
Kairosnews, “A Weblog for Discussing Rhetoric, Technology and Pedagogy”
http://kairosnews.org/
Interesting thought Jill, I’d hope that when it comes to voting we can be impartial to a degree from our discipline areas, perhaps a nice byproduct is that we can look over the fence and see if we like it…
Crooked Timber
Terra Nova
[Copied from post at Halavais News]
Group Blog: Grand Text Auto
… combine[s] genuine commentary with academic interest and writing zeal! :)
[Copied over from Halavais News]
Crooked Timber
[Copied over from Halavais News]
The following have been nominated via the earlier form:
* Many2Many
* Crooked Timber (twice)
Lambda the Ultimate
http://lambda-the-ultimate.org
http://lambda-the-ultimate.org
The have-to-check-it-first-thing-in-the-morning blog.
They kind of push the boundary between a ‘blog and a ‘zine, but XplanaZine is worth considering for this category, anyway.
Edblogger Praxis – http://educational.blogs.com/edbloggerpraxis/
We are 2 students of advertising and public relations in ESIC (a Spanish business school) We want to do a new concept of blog, cciiblog.tk is a universitary perpective of our sector.