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Blog, Wiki, or Conventional Publishing ? Which one to choose ?
We've told many people to try setting up both blogs and wikis and check out examples of conventional publishing and see what works for you.

Pick a service that is easy for you. Other tips: 1. Start out simple: Making a blog or wiki to cumbersome to update defeats the purpose. 2. Seek help. No need to make it a frustrating experience. Ask questions of other bloggers or those that wiki. Check the Faculty Web Pages to see whose doing something you like and ask them how they do it.

The services we've recommended (blogger.com and wikispaces.com) are free so it makes it easier to test the services out. You can also look at some of the examples below for each method or visit the http://classes.burrburton.org page to see what catches your eye. Happy hunting.


 * Blog Examples:**

Basic Blogging: BBA Daily Announcements http://bbaupdate.blogspot.com/

Bell Tower http://bbabelltower.blogspot.com/

Advanced Blogging: Bill Muench's Class Blogs: http://www.blogger.com/profile/27794335


 * Wiki Examples:**


 * One site per teacher with a page for each course:**

http://mmanley.wikispaces.com

http://bbamathniles.wikispaces.com

http://bbaaprovost.wikispaces.com
 * One page listing homework for all classes:**

http://bba-wellness-kelly.wikispaces.com

http://bbamusic.wikispaces.com
 * One page per dept:**

http://bbaresearchlab.wikispaces.com
 * One page per course where students collaborate:**

[|http://bbatechcommittee.wikipaces.org]
 * One page per committee:**

Conventional Publishing:
[|Dave Miceli]

Combination of Mediums: Conventional design, blog that feeds in and wikis for student editing.
[|Adam Provost]