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Christmas comes early at edublogs this year, partly because the day itself isn’t much known for teaching and learning ;), partly because we want to give the team a break… and partly because we just wanna spread some cheer! So, as of today you should have, available in your edublog: A snazzy new editor option…

Unfortunately, EduSpaces announced today that they’re shutting up shop in January. Needless to say that leaves a lot of bloggers looking for a new home…  and we’d like to extend them all a warm welcome here :) One blogger who’s already made the move, Alicia Wyatt, has posted a quick ‘how to’ (and associated issues)…

It’s been an exciting week at the Edublogs ranch as not only have we had more new blogs created in the last week than ever before, but we’ve also revolutionized your Presentation area. Yep, you heard us, we’ve added 20 new themes and you’ll find that many of them (and several of your old favourites)…

The more discerning of you may have noticed that there’s something a little different about your Edublog backend as of today. In particular I suspect you’ll rather like what you see when you visit your Presentation tab (uploadable, ahem, croppable, headers anyone… 20 new themes, perhaps?) Or check out the multi-blog management drop-down menu that…

If you’ve been snouting around the ‘Presentations’ tab in the last few days you might have noticed that there are a whole heap of new themes there, and that every Edublog theme now has fully customisable sidebars – just click on ‘Sidebar Widgets’.     So, try out some new ones, let us know if…

edublogs.org was founded in 2005 by James Farmer as an extension of the incsub.org project aimed at providing teachers, students, researchers, librarians, writers and other education professionals with freely available emerging technologies. What makes edublogs.org different from, for example, Blogger is that we’re dedicated to educational professionals, we’re nice and small (by blog provider standards),…