The Blog Rankings
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The Blog Rankings: Research crosses language barriers
Originally conceived by Macquarie University applied linguistics professor Ingrid Piller as a way for her PhD students to form a…
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Holidays for everyone
Why would someone who can’t see want to go on holiday? Or someone who is deaf? What’s the point of…
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The Blog Rankings – the value of contemplation
This column has spoken to several academics who treat their blogs as a sort of pre-publication opportunity for peer review,…
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A brave new world of blogging
The debate over climate change can get uncivilised fast and nowhere is this more evident than online, where the comments…
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Blog Rankings – online and out there first
If you are an academic in a fast moving field such as communications or media, there’s no substitute for publishing…
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The Blog Rankings – The lecturer who won’t let go
University of Queensland lecturer Tim Kastelle has been using the internet for most of his professional life: as an undergrad…
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The blog rankings – academic English
Reading and writing are basic skills required for university but for many first-year students the jump to academic English can…
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We are what we speak
When only a handful of people speak a language, attracting attention can be difficult. The Endangered Languages Blog, run by…
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