This article, a continuation of our series on blogs you might be interested in reading, covers geology blogs.
Geology is the science and study of the solid and liquid matter that makes up the Earth . This articles covers three geology blogs: one is written by an associate professor of geology, another by a professional geologist [...]
This article is a continuation on our series looking at different ways to create class websites. If you are looking for a class website option that allows you to post text and images in a simple and easily accessible format, Live Journal is an option to consider.
Live Journal is a blog site like Blogger, Wordpress [...]
A recent article in our podcasting series featured a podcast from Radio Lingua Network (RLN). While only one is covered in the article, RLN actually offers many different podcasts in several languages; currently, RLN offers podcasts in 20 languages, from Gaelic to Mandarin to Italian and French.
Mark Pentleton, the founder of RLN and a previous [...]
This article is a continuation of our series on blogs you can use for teaching and learning.
Anthropology is the study of human beings over the course of all history and locations. In other words—it’s a very broad subject. Anthropology can be broken into four distinct disciplines: cultural anthropology, physical (biological) anthropology, linguistics, and archaeology.
There are [...]
This article is a continuation of our series looking at different ways to create class websites.
Google subsidizes many of the webpage creators that have been featured in this series, such as Blogger. Additionally, Google has produced its own website creator called Google Sites.
Google Sites is just one of many services that Google offers to users, [...]