Studies that have been published include research on blogging’s effect on learner autonomy, increasing writing fluency, as a place for completing writing assignments (Ward, 2004; Wu, 2005), posting class materials (Johnson, 2004), and as a way to open communication with bloggers outside the classroom (Pinkman, 2005). From a simple search of the Internet, however, it is clear that much language classroom blogging is occurring and simply not being reported in English language learning literature. Research focusing on blog use in English language classes is still relatively scarce in the literature. The focus for this article is on the possibilities of blogs as learning journals in the virtual teaching and learning environment.