LibGuides: Submitting Scholarly Works: Blogs

Blogs

Blogs are shorter, more timely reflections or analyses. Blogs may have different audiences: some are aimed at researchers, others at practitioners (school leaders and/or teachers), and still others are meant for the general public. Consider these points for finding blogs to submit to:

Consider whether the topic and audience for each blog is relevant for your work.
Check individual blog for any specific themes or calls for submissions.
See the resources below for education-focused blogs that you might want to submit to.

Relay LibGuide: Educator News Sources
This Relay LibGuide contains a list of popular education blogs, websites, and news sources.
ASCD Blog
ASCD is committed to highlighting diverse voices in education and fostering a dynamic community of passionate thinkers who share ideas around problems of practice and leadership. To further these aims, they welcome submissions for blog posts on best practices, innovative and creative approaches, and ideas in K–12 education.
Chalkbeat
Chalkbeat publishes personal essays in a series we call First Person. Their goal is to elevate the voices of students, educators, parents, advocates, and others on the front lines of trying to improve public education.
Edutopia
Edutopia welcome pitches on all academic subjects and grades from pre-K through 12. And they are always interested in pitches on their core strategies: tech integration, comprehensive assessment, integrated studies, project-based learning, social and emotional learning, and professional learning.
Getting Smart
Getting Smart publishes articles that will truly benefit their audience of superintendents, principals, educators, learning stakeholders and other edleaders by amplifying new ideas in learning, supporting community-connected initiatives and disrupting the status quo.
Next Gen Learning
Would you like to write an article for NGLC? Use this form to tell them more about you and your story. If they are intrigued by what you pitch, they'll follow up with you using the e-mail address you provide.

Writing and Submitting

Share Your Research: Blog and/or Social Media
This blog post explores how researchers can utilize blogs and social media to disseminate their work, and explores the benefits and differences of each channel.

	Scholarly Article or Journal
	Book or eBook
	Website, Blog, or Online Resource
	Classroom or Curriculum Materials
	Audio File
	Video File