Whether you are a fan of Facebook or NOT really doesn’t matter.
What does is most people have Facebook accounts. Reading updates and commenting in Facebook is what they are used to whereas posts on blogs isn’t.
Importing your blog feed into Facebook means that people who are most comfortable using only Facebook are more likely [...]
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How To Import Your Blog Posts Into Facebook
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What Everybody Ought To Know About Podcasting: Part II
One of the hardest aspect of podcasting is deciding on a site to host them.
Sure you can use a podcast hosting site. But most people don’t realise podcasts can be hosted on their blogs.
Hosting podcasts on a blog can be simpler to set up, is easier for your audience to locate all of your [...]
What Everybody Ought To Know About Podcasting: Part I
What do you prefer the most? Blog posts, podcasts or online videos?
Good chance if you’re reading this you probably prefer blog posts. But this isn’t the case for everyone. Similarly some people prefer to write posts whereas other are more engaged creating audio and video.
The key is that most bloggers don’t realise [...]
Announcing The Winners Of The Edublogger’s Student Competition!
Here’s the news the students have been waiting patiently for!
During April we ran The Edublogger’s Student Competition to celebrate the success of the 2009 Student Blogging Challenge while also creating an opportunity to collect examples of student work. The competition was for any class or student blogger and they could submit blog posts based [...]
Tagged in: Edublogger competition
Introducing The Classroom 2.0 LIVE! Beginner Series!
Have you been looking for a free webinar beginners series on using web tools? Well look no further!
Pleased to announced we have exciting news! Edublogs and Classroom 2.0 LIVE!, supported by Elluminate is combining to bring you a fortnightly series of webinar series for beginners.
About The Classroom 2.0 LIVE! Beginner Series
What this means [...]
Check Out This Two Page Blog Guide For Parents!
Duh! So obvious but how many of you, like me, and hadn’t considered making it easier for your intended audience to read posts should include a paper based guide?
Good news is Kathleen McGeady did and has been nice enough to share her “Making the Most of the 2KM blog” two-page guide which is [...]
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