Sending an automatic email to your blog’s visitors with each new post is a powerful way to reach them. And today, we are rolling out new and improved email subscription to help you grow and maintain your followers. All of this is live now for our Pro blogs on Edublogs.org and will soon be available…
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Migrating your Posterous site to Edublogs
We’ve been hearing from you that lots of educators need to move their blogs since Posterous announced they are shutting down their service on April 30. 2013 And, we’re happy to share, we’ve been working hard organizing a Posterous importer as quite a few of our Edublogs users have Posterous accounts. When you migrate your Posterous account into Edublogs it…
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…
Two New Plugins! Easily Add Fonts and Tables to Your Blog
We’ve just released two new plugins for all Pro and Edublogs Campus blogs! 1. MCE Table Buttons – Activate this plugin and several new table management buttons will appear when you are working on a page or post. Similar to the table tools in Microsoft Word or Google Docs, this new plugin makes it easy to…
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…
Fun NEW Facts About Your Edublogs URL
Whenever you first create a blog here on edublogs.org you are given a brand new URL, or link, for your site. For example, studentchallenge.edublogs.org is the URL for the Student Blogging Challenge blog. As of today, you can also access the same site using studentchallenge.edublogs.com – see what we did there? Even though the .org ending…
