Over Two-Hundred Education & Science Blogs * † - Department of ...

Brown, J.S. & R.P. Adler. 2008. “Minds on Fire: Open Education, the Long Tail, and Learning
2.0,” Educause, January/February 2008; online at
(1.2 MB).
Burbules, N.C. 2006. “Digital Libraries as Virtual Spaces” in Kapitzke & Bruce (2006).
Carr, N. 2004. Does IT Matter? Information Technology and the Corrosion of Competitive
Advantage. Harvard Business School Press. Amazon.com information at
- note the “Look
Inside” feature.
Carr, N. 2008a. “Is Google Making Us Stupid? What the Internet is doing to our brains,” Atlantic
Monthly, July/August, online at . See
responses by Edge (2008) and John Hagel (2009). See also Carr’s blog “Rough Type” in the
present blog list.
Carr, N. 2008b. “Who killed the blogosphere?”, online at
along with many responses,
some from dedicated bloggers claiming that the blogosphere is alive. See, especially the
response from Hossenfelder (2008)].
Carr, N. 2008c. The Big Switch: Rewiring the World, from Edison to Google. W.W. Norton.
Information by Carr at . Amazon.com information at
- note the “Look Inside” feature.
Chasteen, S. 2008. “Physics Blogs,” online at
(64 kB).
Citizendium. 2009. At it is stated:
A new wiki encyclopedia project—and more! We aim at reliability and quality, not just quantity.
We welcome collaboration with everyone
who has knowledge, broad or narrow, about any of the world's innumerable subjects.
We write under our real names—and are both collegial and congenial.
We now have 9,100+ articles and are
gathering speed.
Eduzendium participants write for academic
credit.
See what Nature . . . .[Giles (2006)]. . . . wrote about us.
Cline, A.R. 2006. "Rhetorica: Professors Who Blog"; online at
.
[Not maintained after 2006 - the blogosphere could use an update, as might be attempted by
searching for “professor” in Donaghy’s (2008) directory – the source of some of the asterisked items
in the present blog list.
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