Wiki, the term blog combines two words, web and log. Basically, it is a personal journal existing on the net, in which one 'posts' entries. Because of its interactivity (i.e., people can comment on one's posts), this promotes exchange, networking, and relations amongst the blog users. As such, blogs can be seen as a form of social networking media. Traditionally and commonly blogs are personal (i.e., recording the thoughts and ideas of one individual), however, several other types of blogs also exist, such as group or organizational blogs which are used to "enhance communication and culture" within a group. My take on this is that we, the KTTC, have been striving towards using our blog medium in its maximum potentiality, whereas some groups might simply use blogs as a way to disseminate information about events, we use our blog it to share our thoughts, experiences, perspectives on a range of topics related to knowledge translation and also in relation to being a trainee in this field. Thus, for me, this website is a group blog belonging to the KTTC, that its members use to do any of the following and potentially more: network with those interested in knowledge translation; becoming familiar with the membership and building relationship amongst members; disseminate activities, updates, opportunities of pertinence to the membership; engage in thought provoking dialogue related to knowledge translation; and intersubjectively develop an academic culture of peer support amongst knowledge translation trainees. Thanks Shalini! Being a neophyte in the blogosphere, I don't