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Thanks Theresa.  I am aware of the NCTE blog but didn't think of it as a 
blog till you suggested it. Michael and others, here is the link to the 
latest NCTE blog  
http://www.ncte.org/library/files/About_NCTE/Overview/inbox/8-5-08.html

Michael Ryan wrote:
> I suggest you send the blog site and end the suspense.    Thanks.
>
>   Michael
>
> On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 12:15 PM, Theresa Hyland <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
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>> This is a great idea, Tania.  I think blogs are a good way to map out
>> issues that you may want to explore further in a different format, or as a
>> research project.  There is a good blog site attached to the NTCE
>> newsletter.  Here is the address for the newsletter:   NCTE Inbox <
>> [log in to unmask]>  If you scroll down you can reach the blog site.  Theresa.
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>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Tania Smith <[log in to unmask]>
>> Date: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 12:38 am
>> Subject: New blog on Rhetoric in Higher Education & Society
>> To: [log in to unmask]
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>>> Greetings, colleagues --  & apologies for cross posting
>>>
>>> Some of you may be interested in my brand new "Rhetoric in
>>> Higher
>>> Education & Society" blog.  I started this weekend with a
>>> bang:  about
>>> 18-20 short articles to choose from --
>>> http://edurhetor.wordpress.com
>>> But I'm not just writing to promote my own blog, but to
>>> encourage good
>>> quality rhetoric-blogging in general.
>>>
>>> And so ...
>>>
>>>     1. Please let me know of other good Rhetoric
>>> / Discourse blogs I can
>>>     selectively link to ... especially others
>>> that provide commentary
>>>     and insight into Canadian and International
>>> rhetoric, not just
>>>     American rhetoric.  I would like to see
>>> how others blog on rhetoric
>>>     so as to improve my own technique & be more
>>> useful, insightful and
>>>     readable.
>>>
>>>     2. If any of you (or a graduate student or
>>> colleague) has an
>>>     interest in maintaining an active rhetoric
>>> blog with me, I am also
>>>     open to persuasion on the idea of co-
>>> authoring / co-administering
>>>     this or another blog, much like The Blogora
>>>     <http://rsa.cwrl.utexas.edu/> of the
>>> Rhetoric Society of America.
>>>     It would  broaden out the rhetorical
>>> perspectives on rhetoric in
>>>     such immense realms as "higher education" and
>>> / or "society."  And
>>>     it is easier to keep momentum & interest &
>>> quality dialogue going in
>>>     a blog when there is more than one author.
>>>
>>> None of us has that much time to read blogs nowadays.  But
>>> if a blog is
>>> at least good enough to attract a few people's interest and
>>> provoke
>>> thought, it might be useful inspiration for teaching, learning,
>>> research, and our everyday practice of rhetoric.
>>>
>>> Also, good quality reader-comments on a blog can help its
>>> authors to
>>> improve its quality even further.  Hopefully a little blog-
>>> dialogue will
>>> inspire others to contribute their own material for discussion
>>> in a
>>> public forum.  Some blog entries may even develop further
>>> as drafts for
>>> articles and book chapters in more formal publications.
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Tania S. Smith
>>> Assistant Professor
>>> Faculty of Communication & Culture
>>> University of Calgary
>>> http://www.ucalgary.ca/~smit
>>>
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-- 
Tania S. Smith, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Faculty of Communication and Culture
University of Calgary
2500 University Dr. NW
Calgary, AB, Canada. T2N 1N4
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~smit


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