Learning Logs

Let's begin with what learning logs are not: diaries. They are a type of assignment by the Writing Across the Curriculum movement, and are designed to be one of the strategies that can be used to get students writing more—and writing in courses where they typically don't write. A flexible assignment, learning logs can be shaped to accomplish a variety of goals.

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