Here's a site dedicated to advancing the use of blogs in education. "It's my place to collect ideas for Web logs in the classroom," the site's author says, "to ask questions to the teacher Web logging community, and to reflect on my teaching. It's also intended to be a clearinghouse for sites and issues relating to Web logs in education."

You'll find dozens of examples of how blogging can influence teaching and learning. While most relate to K-12 classrooms, some university links do make the "best practices" list.

For those interested in such issues, this site's a goldmine.