Martin Weller, writing in the Chronicle on, “The Virtues of Blogging as Scholarly Activity”:
In terms of intellectual fulfillment, creativity, networking, impact, productivity, and overall benefit to my scholarly life, blogging wins hands down. I have written books, produced online courses, led research efforts, and directed a number of university projects. While these have all been fulfilling, blogging tops the list because of its room for experimentation and potential to connect to timely intelligent debate. That keeps blogging at the top of the heap.
(h/t Kristina Kilgrove, aka @BoneGirlPhD)
