This document discusses blogs and wikis, providing definitions and examples of each. It explains that blogs allow for creative writing and sharing of information, while wikis enable collaborative learning and group work. The document lists examples of blogs used for research, legal purposes, and ePortfolios, as well as wikis used for research collaborations and book writing. It also provides information on creating blogs and wikis through free services like Blogger, EduBlogs, WikiSpaces and PBWiki.

1. Blogs and Wikis The Whats, Whys and Hows

2. What is a Blog?

3. What is a Wiki?

4. Why Blogs?

5. Why Wikis?

7. Examples of Blogs Blogs at Harvard Law - blogs for faculty and students http://blogs.law.harvard.edu

8. Examples of Blogs http://frederickroad.blogspot.com http://evidencebasednursing.blogspot.com Research & Practice in Health Sciences

9. Examples of Blogs http://xpconcepts.wordpress.com ePortfolios & Digital Presence

10. Examples of Wikis Research

11. Examples of Wikis Collaborative learning and Book writing

12. Examples of Wikis Learning and group work in formal courses

13. What does it take?