There’s a gazillion cool online tools nowadays and many provide code that you can use to embed what you’ve found or created into your blog posts, pages or added to text widgets in your blog sidebar. Refer to the following instructions to embed: Enhancing your posts by embedding media including slides, quizzes, comic strips, polls Embedding [...]
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Embedding media like slides, videos, comic strips, quizzes, polls into your blog posts takes your posts to the next level; providing opportunities for readers’ engagement and interaction in ways not achievable using plain text and images. There’s a gazillion online tools nowadays. Most provide code that you can use to embed what you’ve found or [...]
Bulk edit allows to you modify multiply posts at the same time. This is handy when you want to: Change multiple posts back to draft mode to hide the posts, and their comments, from your new group of students Apply same new category or tags to multiple posts. This is as simple as: 1. Go [...]
Edublogs and Edublogs Campus blogs have been customised so that users can embed almost any HTML code into posts and text widgets. This means most javascript, iframes and object code can be added e.g. videos, google calendars, vokis, Voicethreads, ebooks, widgets This video introduces you to a quick 3 minute demonstration of how to embed [...]
Links to your pages are displayed by adding a Pages widget to your sidebar or in your top navigation area of your theme. Pages are usually displayed alphabetically, but you can change the order pages are displayed in: your top navigation area of your theme using a custom navigation menu your pages widget by changing [...]
There are a few situations where bloggers don’t want their front page (‘Home’) to display their latest post and want a static page instead. Educators occasionally use a static home page to provide background information to parents or students about the purpose of the blog. Their Home page normally contains content that rarely changes and [...]
An About page is where readers find out more about you and your blog. Readers often use it to decide whether to bother subscribing to a blog. When you set up a new Edublogs blog it automatically comes set up with an ‘About page’. Readers access this page by clicking on About in the page [...]
You normally use pages for information that you want to share with your readers but don’t expect to update frequently. Pages appear in the Pages widget and in navigation tabs across the top of some themes. Examples of pages commonly used by educators include: An About page – for readers to find out more about [...]
Blogs are composed of two main structures: Posts Pages New bloggers often struggle with the concept of posts and pages. Introduction to Posts Posts are where you publish the latest update or new article on a blog. Posts are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order with the most recent post at the top of the page (e.g. [...]
When you copy and paste text from MS Word it brings in lots of extra code. Normally this makes your post’s font and formatting look unattractive plus may add extra words you haven’t written. In extreme cases it can prevent your blog loading in Internet Explorer. Below is a sentence that was written in Microsoft [...]
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