Check out these example school sites – all Edublogs Campus networks. K-12 Schools and Districts blogs.isp.cz – International School of Prague, Czech Republic sjsdblogs.com – Saint Joseph School District, USA blogs.yis.ac.jp – Yohohama International School, Japan wonecks.net – White Oak ISD, USA eschoolblogs.org.au – Tasmanian eSchool, Australia mybcd.org – Berkshire Country Day School, USA global2.vic.edu.au – DEECD Victoria, Australia blogs.goaj.org – Apache Junction…
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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…
Announcing NEW Unlimited Student Blogs, Better Class Management, and More!
We are thrilled to announce some big changes and improvements to Edublogs! Our focus this summer is to raise the bar in what we offer so that we continue to be the best blogging, ePortolio, and class website service for teachers and students around the world. To help us reach this goal, we start…
New Feature! Easy Password Protect Your Entire Blog
We have always had many different privacy options available to our bloggers – blogs can be as public or as private as you’d like. Until now, if you wanted your blog to be private so that only a certain group of people could see it, you had to create and add usernames for each individual…
Improving parent communication in 3 short steps
Earlier today, this blog post was published on Edutopia.org that shares results of a recent survey by the National School Public Relations Association in the US. The survey asked parents and non-parents (over 43,000 of them!) how they want to be kept informed about what’s going on at school. The results were surprising in that social…
