Are Scholars Better Bloggers? Bloggership: How Blogs Are Transforming Legal Scholarship

Caron, Paul L.

Journal: Washington University Law Review

Volume: 84

First Page: 1025

Year: 2006

Bluebook Citation: 84 WASH. U. L. REV. 1025 (2006)

Author: Paul L. Caron: all 15 publications


Abstract

A perennial debate in higher education in general, and in legal education in particular, is whether a robust scholarly life helps or hurts a professor’s teaching performance. Taking inspiration from panelist Jim Lindgren’s work, Are Scholars Better Teachers?, which concludes that better scholars are perceived by students to be better teachers, Caron asks a panel, “Are Scholars Better Bloggers?” These comments explore both scholarship and blogging data to begin to answer that question.

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