Blogs and Online e-Journals
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Get Blog-Inspired by: Blogging
the Creative Journey
What is a blog? It's a word derived from web and log,
meaning an online journal-esque logging technology anyone can use
for just about any reason: to share news, views, and what-have-yous.
Best of all, it's a great way to enhance your written communication
skills!
Would you like to learn more about blogging or start your own online
blog? Here are some of the most popular online blogging communities
with free hosting, subscription-based, and open source blogging tools.
Featured Blogging Articles
Are
You Blogging Your Journey?
By Chris Dunmire
Are you blogging your creative journey? Are you documenting your creative
life by capturing bits and pieces, visual snapshots, and honest memories of
it to share with others?
Zen
and the Art of Team Blogging
By Heather Blakey
Are you interested in community blogging? Learn about the
transformative opportunities team blogging at the Soul Food Café has
provided participants to further
explore, enhance, and express their art, writing, and creativity.
Drawing,
Blogging, Drugs and a Little Coffee
By Michael Nobbs
Back in the New Year I decided to make some major changes to my life.
I stopped working completely (I’d been doing some teaching) and began
clearing out my painting studio. I did something I never thought I would.
Blog and e-Journal Resources
Blogger
Create your own blog! "Blogger offers you instant
communication power by letting you post your thoughts to the web whenever the
urge strikes."
Diarist.net
"A comprehensive starting-point for both writers
and readers of online journals. Whether you call us diarists, journalers, or
bloggers, we've got everything
you need to know all about the people who tell all."
diary-x.com
"Journaling has never been this easy. If you're
looking for a fast, easy way to create an online journal, you've come to the
right place. Diary-x has
been
designed from the ground up to bring you the tools you need to write without
worrying about the mundane details of HTML."
LiveJournal.com
"A free service that allows you to create and customize your very own "live
journal": a journal that you keep online! ... You can update with short
entries several times a day, or with long entries a few times a week... however
you'd like to use it. It's free, it's fun, and it's easy to use!"
Open Diary
"The first interactive diary community on the
Internet. Read about the lives of thousands of real people, or get your own
free online diary."
Typepad Hosted Weblog
Service
For a small monthly fee, "Typepad gives users
the richest set of features to immediately share and publish information —
like
travel
logs,
journals
and
digital scrapbooks
— on the Web. TypePad lets people communicate, publicly or privately,
with the audience of their choosing."
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