Guide: Using Blogs in Economics

Paul Ayres () and Bhagesh Sachania ()
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Paul Ayres: Intute Social Sciences
Bhagesh Sachania: The Economics Network

Computers in Higher Education Economics Review, 2008, vol. 20, issue 1, 27-32

Abstract: How do you take the first steps into this brave new world of blogging? Hopefully, this guide will provide some useful pointers. It will start by taking you through the mechanics of blogging, choosing appropriate software and offer some advice on how to start writing, as well as highlighting the potential pitfalls of sharing your thoughts with the world online. Finally we will focus on specific uses of blogs in economics and some case studies of how they are used in teaching, before looking at the future of blogs and blogging as a developing technology.

Date: 2008
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