Blogs (short for weblogs) have become an important means of expression in the information society. Personal blog posts are discrete, often informal, diary-style commentaries written by an individual. Prepare and submit a blog post that deals with a course-related topic that is currently, or was recently, in the news. The list of knowledge units also includes learning outcomes associated with the topics. If it is helpful, you may consider those learning outcomes as suggestions about how to approach your topic. Find a personal connection to the topic. You may, for example, evaluate the (consideration of) ethical and social tradeoffs in a technical decision or analyse the role of computer professionals in a global computing issue. Identify multiple (4-8) reputable online sources to reference in support of your topic. References are to be included as hyperlinks within the post, close to the text that makes the reference. They should also be clearly included in plain text at the end of your work. Also at the end of your work, answer the following questions about each source: 1. Who is the author? 2. Who is the publisher? 3. What is the purpose or perspective of the content? 4. Is the information provided by the source timely and relevant? 5. How does this source compare to others? From Nielsen and Morkes, here are some ways to write for the web