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Blogging and Writing-to-Learn

By Katharine on June 25, 2005 Comments (1)

If we accept the premise that blogging is primarily storytelling, then if we can learn by writing stories, we can learn by blogging.

Ana Ulin, who has a multicultural and multilingual background (and currently lives in Sweden) is the author of the blog at anaulin.org.

In this entry, she offers a number of quotes on the process of writing from the book How to Get a PhD, and then adds:

"Interestingly, the 'writing to learn' idea is in tune with some popular ideas about blog writing." She then cites several blogs that reinforce the writing-to-learn by blogging concept.

Entry by Kathy Hansen. Learn more.

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