Whoops? Did something break? [stextbox id=”info”]Looks like the glitch is fixed. Youtube videos look just fine now.[/stextbox] I was just about to email a friend to show them how they could embed YouTube videos onto their classroom blog when I noticed YouTube videos on my own classroom blogs weren’t working properly. (I run a self […]
Sending classroom website email newsletters: Google Sites (FeedBurner) versus WordPress
I had the opportunity to sit in on a Google Sites and Google apps for education workshop the other day as we gear up for the start of the new school year. There’s lots to like about a classroom website powered by Google sites: Your teacher website is hosted by Google which means, chances are, […]
Free WPMU DEV membership contest: Create your own edublogs.org class blogging network
[stextbox id=”info”]Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 just came out and I used the voice recognition software to write this post. Is Dragon 12 better than Dragon 11? It’s supposed to be more accurate, but time will tell. [/stextbox] If you blog in the classroom or run your own class website, chances are you’ve heard of edublogs.org. They’re […]
Critical Thinking Images On Websites: Using Photos on Blogs Part 3
Critical Thinking Images on websites is our third episode in our series about using photos on blogs. Use free photos on your classroom blog to make your writing (and your students’ writing) more interesting. What is stock photography? Why did I decide to go with Big Stock Photo on this blog. Today’s post is to […]
Big Stock Photo: Promo Coupon – 2 Free Credits – Using Photos on Blogs Part 2
This post about Big Stock Photo and stock photography is the second part of our series on using photos on blogs. The first post was on finding free photos to use in your classroom blog using the creative Commons filter on Flickr. Today’s post is about using stock photos on blogs. (I use Big Stock […]
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