UBa: Blogging Made Easy For Communication Students

By Gweningom

Blog creation has been made easy for students of the Department of Communication and Development Studies CADS of the University of Bamenda UBa.

This was during a one day training workshop on blog creation organised by Dr. Manze Vincent, the lecturer of Online Communication of the Department.


CADS Students At The Workshop On Blog Creation

The seminar was facilitated by Ngongsong Jean Marie, UBavoice radio operator.

Before the workshop could come to end, many of the students had already created their blogs and share stories on them.

As to blogs that saw the light of day, we have Just Societies2day.blogspot, The Pecker237.blogspot, The Gatekeeper20.blogspot, Promoinfos.blogspot,Cake mixture.blogspot amongst others.

The students are now expected to manage their blogs well and make sure they are updated daily.

Many say they will use their blogs to advocate for a just society for sustainable development.


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