Just discovered a useful site for educators thinking about getting into writing blogs: blogshop offers a quick survey of some basic principles.
« Today in Iraq | Main | A Fairy, a Low-Fat Bagel, and a Sack of Hammers »
TrackBack
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d83451bd6d69e200d83421bc3253ef
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Blogshop:
» Un blogue pour apprendre à bloguer aux éducateurs from adverbe
Découvert via le blogue de Crawford Kilian (à qui François Hubert, de Cortexte, consacre sa dernière lettre ) un blogue pédagogique, Blogshop , [Read More]
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been posted. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Francine Hardaway on An early review of Wolfram Alpha
- digitech1 on More free online courses
- Ian on Copywriting on the web
- chessknught on Slow blogging
- Fred Second on A new blog for a new book
- Monique on Worst websites of 2008
- Jennifer Hoppe on Welcome to the White House—and the 21st Century (updated)
- web site design los angeles on A promising new search engine (updated)
- california web design on Worst websites of 2008
- Debra on Worst websites of 2008
Webwriting Resources
- 100 Fun & Useful Search Engines for Writers
- A List Apart
- A List Apart: 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web
- Angela Booth's Writing Blog
- Anne Wayman—The Golden Pencil: The Freelance Writer’s Resource
- BBC Styleguide Articles
- Blog Flux (Directory)
- BlogWrite for CEOs
- Books, Jobs and other Resources for Copywriters
Nick Usborne's Excess Voice site is a treasure trove. - BuzzMachine
- BuzzWhack: The Buzzword Compliant Dictionary
Essential reading. - Citizendium
- Contentious
Amy Gharan's must-read blog. - Copyblogger
- cybersoc.com
- Developing Information Content for the World Wide Web
Excellent article. - Ecrire pour le web
- Edit-Work
Not an active site, but content is worth a visit. - Editors Weblog
- Editors' Association of Canada - Design, typography and electronic publishing
- Effective Web Writing
An article I published in 2001. - Electronic Frontier Foundation | Defending Freedom in the Digital World
- Electronic Text: Writing Tips
Great resource from Dennis Jerz at Seton Hill University. - Excess Voice
- Finding Information on the Internet
Useful guide from University of California at Berkeley. - First Monday
- flyte: what works online
- George Orwell Diaries
- Google Directory - Arts > Writers Resources > Style Guides
- Gunning Fog Index
- Human Factors Newsletter
Useful advice on writing for the computer screen. - if:book/Institute for the Future of the Book
- Introduction to Online Journalism
- Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox
Our first Webwriting guru, still pushing into new territory. - Lee Hopkins
- Netcraft
- Nielsen Norman Group: usability consulting, training & user research reports
- Official Google Blog
- Online Journalism 2: Features and Personal Web Sites
- Online Journalism Blog
- Online Journalism Review
- Online Writing List
If a grief shared is halved, and a joy shared is doubled, this is the place for Webwriters to share! - ONLINE! Citation Styles
- Pew Internet & American Life Project
- Poynter Online - EyeTrack '07
- Poynter Online - Web Tips
- Poynter Online - Writing Tools
- Quality Web Content
Great stuff from New Zealand! - Quillpad - Typing in Hindi has never been easier
- Readability.info
- ReadWriteWeb
- Rédaction (Français)
- Référencement, Design et Cie
- Saila.com
A site with good advice on Website creation, news about online news, and other matters of concern to Web writers. - SEO copywriting: Learn writing for search engines best practices.
- Social Media
- The Cluetrain Manifesto
An excellent polemic on good and bad online communication. - We We Calculator
Good way to remember the "you" attitude in online writing! - Web Design Ideas Inspirational and Informational Blog
- Web Standards New Zealand: Passionate about excellence on the web
- WebsiteTips.com
- WebWord
Good site, frequently updated. - Webwriting guidelines
- Wikinomics
- Wikipedia
- WOW Technology Minute
- Writers Remember
- Writing for the web
Very good Australian "mini-course." - Writing for the Web: Comparing Pages & Screens
- Writing Great Ezines & Blogs from Patsi Krakoff
- Writing Matters
Web Writers and Editors
- Amrit Hallan
- Andrew Keen
- Ann Handley: Marketing Profs Daily Fix Blog
- Better Communication Results (Australia)
- C. Max Magee
- Catherine Dold
- Christine Rowlands, Writer and Editor
- Content Management Professionals
- Contentious - Amy Gahran
- corona labs communications
- Derek K. Miller
- Donna Papacosta
- El Blog de Manfatta (español)
- Elizabeth Varley: Online Content UK
- Faun deHenry: Learning ERP Systems
- Freelance Writing Jobs
- Guy Kawasaki
- J-Source.ca
- Jill E. Vaile
- Joel Ronez: L'écrit Web
- Julia Temlyn: Writing, Editing, & Proofreading
- Karl Swedberg
- Kim Pearson
- Kivi Leroux Miller
- Lloyd Lemons
- Malcolm Davison
- Marketing Your Business - Writing for the Web
- Merry Bruns
- Meryl Evans
- Michael McCann
- Mick Doherty
- Miraz Jordan
- Muriel Vandermeulen, écrire pour le web
- My Name is Kate
- Niki Taylor, Freelance Writer
- Patsi Krakoff: Writing Great Ezines & Blogs
- Paul Lima
- Rédaction Web, référencement et architecture de l’information | Richard Désormeau, rédacteur (Montréal)
- Scott Rosenberg’s Wordyard
- Simon Young Writers
- Steve Outing
- Sébastien Bailly
- tech ronin
- Todd Wong: GungHaggisFatChoy
- Web Content Writer Tips from JCM Enterprises
- Yvette Nielsen: Writing for the web courses, coaching and tips
Books About Webwriting
Jakob Nielsen: Designing Web Usability : The Practice of Simplicity
Nielsen is a pioneer in this field, and always worth reading.Steve Krug: Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
Lively and readable!Editors of EEI Press: E-What? A Guide to the Quirks of New Media Style and Usage
When you can't make up your mind about email or e-mail, this usage handbook can help.- Crawford Kilian: Escribir para la Web
Mi libro en español. Ediciones Deusto - Rachel McAlpine: Global English for Global Business
Excellent guide to writing English for those with English as a second or third language. Jonathan Price: Hot Text: Web Writing that Works
Perhaps the most exhaustive discussion on writing for the Web in its many forms.- Alexandre Campos Silva: Internet para educadores
Bom livro! Proem Editora Nick Usborne: Net Words: Creating High-Impact Online Copy
Passionately argued introduction to writing sales copy for the Web.Mario R. Garcia: Redesigning Print for the Web
Emphasis is on adapting newspaper stories to Web sites, but the principles apply to other print media as well.Rachel McAlpine: Web Word Wizardry A Net-Savvy Writing Guide
Lively guide to writing for the Web, with some clear technical advice as well.
Online Magazines
- Atlantic Online
- Brazzil Magazine
- BYTE.com
- Common Dreams
- Crooks and Liars
- Digital Web Magazine
- Dooney's Cafe
- Dragon Fire
- eXile
- Google Directory - Arts > Online Writing > E-zines
- Google Directory - Arts > Online Writing > E-zines > Directories
- Hyphen | Asian America Unabridged
- January Magazine
- London Review of Books
- New West
- New York Review of Books
- Online Magazines in Categories from the World at Large
- rabble.ca
- RADAR: Pop, Politics, Scandal, Style
- Raw Foods News Magazine
- Ricepaper | The Magazine about Creative Asian Canadians
- Salon
- Slashdot
- Slate
- Straight Goods
- The Black Commentator
- The Dominion: Canada's Grassroots Newspaper
- The Huffington Post
- The Raw Story
- The Tyee
- Tolerance.ca
- Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines
Foreign-Language Resources
Some of My Books
The Fall of the Republic
In a parallel timeline, 1990s America discovers the chronoplanes: parallel worlds at different points in history.Rogue Emperor
The hijacking of the Roman Empire, 100 AD, by 21st-century Christian fundamentalists, in the second of the Chronoplane Wars novels.The Empire of Time
My first novel, published in 1978, but the last in the Chronoplane Wars trilogy.Gryphon
"Write a space opera," my editor said. So I did, with some nanotech thrown in.Tsunami
A companion novel to Icequake, set mostly in California.Icequake
A disaster thriller (Antarctic ice sheet surges into ocean), dated but still fun.Eyas
Originally published in 1982, and still the novel I'm most proud of.
Read The Tyee
July 2009
Buy Writing SF & Fantasy in Canada/World
Buy Writing SF & Fantasy in USA
W4W Traffic
My Blogs
- Ask the English Teacher
Questions and answers about English usage. - Books and Writers
Literary news and reviews - Bridging the Income Gap
Why inequality is hazardous to your health. - Climate Wars
- H5N1
News and resources about avian flu - Jou Tou and Silk Road Music
About a couple of remarkable Vancouver world-music groups. - Neat Stuff
Serendipitous discoveries around the Web. - On Education
Schools for a civil society. - Pioneers
Blogging the Black pioneers of British Columbia - Prototype
About blogging in education: an idea whose time has not yet come. - Sointula
"Place of Harmony"—a remarkable community on BC's central coast. - The View from Seymour
Parochial politics in a Vancouver suburb. - Write a Novel
An online guide for fiction writers. - Write Your Nonfiction Book
And use online resources to research, write, and publish it. - Writing Fiction
Advice and suggestions on how to write and sell short stories and fiction. - Writing for the Web
About the surprising new genres emerging on the Web.
Comments