Tell us what you think about this story from the Wall Street Journal: A number of colleges and universities have begun including student blogs in the list of resources used in effort to attract new...

This from Inside Higher Ed... Officials at St. Lawrence University are trying to obtain the names of individuals responsible for a blog that includes content the university finds inappropriate....

Interesting new site (maybe too much like this one though!), highlighted in this story at Yahoo News via Distance Educator ... EducationforAdults.com, an online directory of nontraditional education...

We're sure to be checking in here often. Educause has launched a blog according to this note from their bulletin. EDUCAUSE has launched the EDUCAUSE Community Blog Service, a pilot project to...

A nice weblog here for those more on the teaching and designing end of online education at Weblogs in Higher Education, devoted to understanding the best pedagogical and other uses of weblogs and...

Some thoughtful words at Rodeworks on Learning Management Systems (LMS) from a Yale School of Drama and Capella University online student who is not very happy with WEBCT. Let me say right upfront...

Here are a number of other education weblogs I've come across. Education Blog has a few nice resources listed. Alternated points us to a resource directory. Here, at Online University Degree are...

A good listing of education blogs here at E-Learning Acupuncture.......

A nice resource over here at the Educational Bloggers Network. Lots out there for the edu-bloggers in our midst. Also a superb listing of blogs worth noting which take a look at education and...

From the Sun Herald, a piece about how blogging may help teens improve their writing skills. Students now come to college with years of online writing experience, putting them ahead of the game for...

From Syllabus, a case study about the use of weblogs in online education. Thanks goes out to Ray Director of Technology-Enhanced Learning at University of Illinois Online for the link. In recent...

From the blog Online Learning Update ... Last month, the portal elearningeuropa.info closed the contest "e-Learning for Higher Education Award" in which participants were asked to tell about...

Via E-Learning Post, an article on effective online learning from JALN. This from the introduction ... As the recipient of the 2003 Sloan-C award for Excellence in Online Teaching, I have been invited...

I'll try to collect these weblog links as I come across them. Here are a few more I've found. Some are more e-learning oriented than others, but you'll just have to look around....

From James Farmer's Online Education Weblog, a great list of higher education journals. Australian Journal of Educational Technology International Review Of Research In Open And Distance Learning...

Found another site further afield, in Dubai, that has a few good links for online education aficianados. Knowledge Village is the Middle East's international learning hub. It looks like they are...

ECornell Research Blog has some great stories for those looking for more online learning resources. It looks like the compilation of author post pieces more geared toward teachers or providers than...

Here's another nice weblog on e-learning, The E-Learning Post. Here's one post from March 2nd on some factors necessary in implementing successful training initiatives, and also applicable to...

Weblogg-ed.com is a great site to visit for information on weblogging and education. There may be a number of online courses where you have to submit to a weblog, or start your own weblog as part of...

There is a fabulous collection of links to MBA weblogs online at The League of MBA Bloggers. It's worth a look when trying to decide what MBA programs may work for you. Not much about online MBA...

From Joi Ito, it seems that the Chinese government is shutting down blogs. Joi links to Issac Mao on the subject. Blogbus.com, one of the biggest blogging service in China, has been ordered to shut...

A few good education blogs and other links today found today -- Internet Time Blog -- with an interesting piece about social software and learning. And here is something from Athabasca University...