My first experience in looking at the blogs was, "watch out, avalanche! There is so much information that suddenly rushed upon me.  I looked at three different blogs without really seeing anything.  There were no trees just a sudden rush of images and titles.  It began to slow down and I was able to stop and look at one of the articles and there was something there.  On the blog titled "THETHINKINGSTICK" was an idea that I had never considered,  "Does your EQ pass the google test?".

What a great question for an educator and really a lot simpler than the normal way that the hierarchy of questions are asked.

On the whole though one of the most interesting things I noticed about the various blogs was the variety.  I would label some blogs advanced.  That is the blog had such a great variety of information that, while I am sure that someone could build up a tolerance, on first impression as a novice I just had to immediately back out.  On the other hand there seems to be more novice sites.  I was able to read view one article, or one part at a time.  For me this made it much easier.

On the whole though I find that the blogs are much like doing a Google Search, just how much information do you have time to view.  Because no matter how much you look at it there is still so much to look at.