I have been using a weblog in my classes for the past two years but am still struggling with how to set up my expectations for the students on participating on the blog. Timothy Johnson (Drake University) shares the rubric he developed to grade a class blog which he gives to the students so that they know what he expects. You can download a copy here:
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