Available today, you’ll find an exciting new plugin for adding videos and audio to your blog – MediaCore! MediaCore is a cloud-based video education platform that makes it safe and easy to use video in teaching and learning. With the new plugin, you can easily upload videos directly from your blog’s dashboard and embed videos…
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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…
Introducing the Official Edublogs iPad and iPhone Apps!
It’s here! Kicking off what is shaping up to be the biggest summer in Edublogs’ history, we’re proud to unveil our brand new official iOS app. Get it now in the App Store! From the iPhone and iPad, Edublogs Pro, upgraded, and Campus bloggers can sign in, write posts, upload photos, manage comments, and more…
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…
Simply Amazing – A Story of Global Connections Through Blogging
One of the best parts about working at Edublogs is seeing daily all of the amazing learning experiences of students through blogging. We regularly try to share these examples on our Facebook and Twitter pages, but this one in particular seemed worthy of a bit more. Six teachers, from six different corners of the world, have collaborated…
