Oh dear! Not good
I’ve seen numerous people not protecting their email while reviewing blogs recently!
Definitely not a good idea!
Writing your email as margone@gmail.com in a blog post or on a page means it can be picked up by search bots and then spammers may use it to send you unwanted emails.
I’ll share some [...]
Protecting Your Email on Blogs
And the winners of The Edublogger’s Birthday Celebration Competition are
And the winners of The Edublogger’s Birthday Celebration Competition are …….
Building a better blog and having fun doing it!!! by Ashley (student blogger)
Blogging for ESL Students in Taiwan by Jared
Using threaded comments to build a writing community in your classroom by Alice Mercer
Helpful Tips for Setting up a Classroom Blog by Errin Gregory
20 Days to [...]
The Edublogger’s First Birthday Celebration!
The Edublogger just had its first birthday which makes:
94 posts with 2,754 comments
110,216 site visits from 150 countries according to ClustrMaps (57.5 % USA, 12 % Australia, 5.4 % UK, 4.5 % Canada and 1.8 % NZ)
With 2031 bookmarks on Delicious and 459 bookmarks on Diigo
PS Sorry but celebrations ran a bit due to [...]
Redirecting Your Blog Feed To Feedburner
Besides making it easier for readers to subscribe to your blog using RSS or email, using a Feedburner feed means you can analyse your subscribers e.g. number of subscribers, and which feed reader they use.
Trouble is unless you redirect all your blog feed to Feedburner you won’t get an accurate picture of the number of [...]




