Wouldn’t it be great if there was a Science site where younger students could get help with their questions? The good news is there is a site, The Science Master, and it’s been set up on Edublogs to provide a safe learning environment for students. …
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A Podcast And Professional Development On Blogging With Students
I recently sat down with Terry Heick from TeachThought.com to chat about a whole host of topics, including global warming, data privacy, ePortfolios, and blogging with students….
PSA: Don’t Let Salami and Google Images Get You In Hot Water
This is a true story. Three years ago, an eleven-year-old blogger here on Edublogs wrote a post about his favorite lunch food – salami. As part of his post, he used Google Images to find a quick photo of salami that he then uploaded to his blog. Fast forward to now. Our Edublogs support team…
Happy 7th Birthday Edublogs! Nearly 2 Million Blogs and Counting!
It is officially July 31st, 2012 in Melbourne, Australia – where exactly 7 years ago today our fearless founder, James Farmer, flipped the switch and Edublogs was born! We thought you might enjoy a screenshot from The Wayback Machine of what our first site looked like just a few weeks after launch: And two years…
New Dashboard Tools for Better Blogging and Student Management
We’ve got a huge amount of new blogging toys coming your way here in 2012! To help lay the ground work for the even better stuff yet to come, you will now notice two snazzy new boxes greeting you when you first login to your blog’s dashboard. There is more! Go to Dashboard > My…
Edublogs Weekly: Skype in the classroom launched
The big education news over the weekend was that Skype launched it’s “Skype in the classroom” website which is now ready for use! The new free directory promises to make it easy to connect with educators around the globe that are interested in using skype to connect with guest speakers, set up language exchanges, and…
