Love it!? Hate it!? Doesn’t really matter what you think of the new Google Reader interface….. What does matter is they’ve changed some of the Google Reader functionality educators like to use. So here’s my essential guide for what educators…
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Step 9 – Add Your Student Blogs To A Folder In Google Reader
We’ve designed a series of nine steps, with how-to info, to help you with your class blogging.. This step is to add your student blogs to a folder in Google Reader to make it easier to read their posts. Why…
Has Feedburner Burnt Out?
If you’ve logged into Feedburner recently you will see a notice asking you to move your account to Google. Ultimately you have no choice as they want all accounts transferred to Google by 28 February, 2009. Unfortunately this has been…
Tagged with: Bloglines, feedburner, google, Google Reader
Posted in Growing Blog Readership, Tips For Better Blogging, Working With Web 2.0 Tools
Posted in Growing Blog Readership, Tips For Better Blogging, Working With Web 2.0 Tools
What Do Your Readers Really SEE?
Simple facts from the stats — for my personal blog Mobile Technology in TAFE. The Facts Approx. 50 people visit my blog site each day. Main web browsers used for viewing my blog are FireFox (52.93 % ), Internet Explorer…
Tagged with: Bloglines, Feed Reader, feedburner, firefox, Google Analytics, Google Reader, Internet Explorer
Posted in Getting Blog Design Right, Tips For Better Blogging
Posted in Getting Blog Design Right, Tips For Better Blogging
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Managing Comments and Posts On Student Blogs Using Google Reader
It’s important, when managing student blogs, to be able to quickly read all their latest posts and any new comments. Sure you could visit each individual blog but that is incredibly time consuming. The better way, which saves time, is…
Posted in Tips For Better Blogging, Using Blogs With Students, Working With Web 2.0 Tools