Many of the new themes now available to Pro and Campus users have unique features that we think you will be excited about. P2, the theme, is no exception! Designed for discussion and collaboration, P2 combines the instant update ability of Facebook walls, the quick posting nature of Twitter, and the tagging and post features…
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Since 2005, Edublogs has been hosting blogs and providing custom blogging platforms to individual teachers, school districts and hundreds of thousands of students. We’ve grown to become the largest, most trusted, best supported and widely used way for teachers and students to engage with the world of blogging. What’s On This Page? A quick overview…
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Why Edublogs Campus? Easily create & run thousands of blogs and web sites on your own domain Get complete control of privacy, security and all blog content Easily implement your own custom designs and branding Access enterprise level reliability, safety and support Save a fortune on hosting, development and staff costs Why hundreds of leading…
Edublogs and Supporter
A few weeks ago, Edublogs passed a pretty big milestone, the 250,000 blog mark. We were and are absolutely delighted that so many teachers and students have been able to use the service for so many different reasons and we want to continue improving, expanding and developing the site so that we can see in…
The University of Blogs
Welcome to the latest addition to the Edublogs family… The University of Blogs! Can you study for a BA in blogging? Get a job lecturing on comments? Or hang out in the union bar overlooking the tag cloud? No, of course you can’t :) Because it’s actually just a demo Edublogs Campus site… one that…
Widgets, javascript, iframes and objects (and all that jazz)
After lengthy discussions and weighing up of the pros and cons we’ve decided to allow javascript, iframes and object code onto Edublogs. This means that you can now just copy and paste pretty much most ’embedding’ code you can pick up around the web directly into your Edublog. For posts and pages just click on…
