Despite multiple benefits, technology-supported learning offers several limitations. Some students might be anxious of writing and posting a text that contains various errors; they can be inhibited to post comments on their classmates’ blogs. Liu and Hansen (2002) claim that the students’ feedback may be constrained by the following factors: learners’ cultural backgrounds, their communicative ability and the mode of peer feedback. Other drawbacks of introducing blogging activities in the classroom include feeling anxiety when commenting on their classmates’ papers (Amores 1997), decreased motivation when comments prove to be either vague or spiteful. As claimed by Gedera (2012), some students find it difficult to offer constructive criticism on their peers’ posts without being rude or hurting the others’ feelings.