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You.Niversity? A Review of Reconstruction's Special Issue: "Theories/Practices of Blogging"
Posted February 8th, 2007 by Kevin Wiliarty, Wesleyan University
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Amid what he calls "speculation and scuttlebutt" concerning blogging, Kevin Wiliarty finds a welcome antidote in this recently-published series of essays. True to the spirit of blogging, the contributions are diverse and international, covering a wide range of topics and disparate methodologies, from academic blogging, to blogging as a literary enterprise, to blogging in journalism and beyond. Wiliarty provocatively asks if more "effective usage of blogs is restricted, practical, and collaborative rather than public, expressive, and individual."
YouTube Announces Localized Versions
Posted June 20th, 2007 by Todd Bryant, Dickinson College
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YouTube is releasing localized versions of its site. You can read more about it here on ZDNet.
Like Flickr, YouTube can be used by foreign language teachers as a great source for examples of authentic language around the world. However, like most massive international sites, the language tends to default to English. There is currently a search function by language if you know where to find it, but it's only about 50% accurate. The new localized versions should be much better about providing video and discussion in the target language.
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