33 Ways to use blogs in your classroom and in the educational setting

Drawing a blank on how you might use a blog in your own classroom? Here's a list to jump start your creativity. By no means is this list exhaustive; there are as many ways to use blogs in education as there are to use paper. :)

Remember, blogs are a medium, not a genre.

Web 2.0 in the Classroom: 33 Ways to use blogs in your classroom and in the educational setting

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