BlogTalk: Oliver Wrede about weblogs, learning, teaching and higher education

by Lilia Efimova on May 23, 2003

Oliver Wrede about weblogs, learning, teaching and higher education

Oliver provides examples of using weblogs in teaching worth looking closer and many pointers to relevant ideas. Something to come back.

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