Edublogs, free blog hosting for educators (including librarians)
by Jason on Aug.13, 2008, under blogging
Okay, am I the last one to know about this?
Edublogs.org offers, well, you can read the post title. Free blog hosting for librarians, teachers and students. I just signed up, but from what I can tell they have it tricked out with all the bells and whistles you might want. I’m thinking about hosting my next idea for a podcast project there.
Very cool! I just wish I’d known about it when I gave my presentation on personal websites for librarians, since I talked about blogging and WordPress quite a bit.
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This blog is by Jason Puckett. I'm the Librarian for Communication and Educational Technologies at GSU in Atlanta. I write and speak about open-source software in libraries (pro), digital rights management (anti), and teaching information literacy (pro). I also podcast at Adventures in Library Instruction. I'm the author of a forthcoming book about using and teaching Zotero (ACRL Publications, spring 2011).
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August 13th, 2008 on 1:17 pm
If you’d read my book, Library Blogging, you’d have known about edublogs. :-) I looked at them, but didn’t like it for some reason. May have been data portability, I’m thinking.
Anyway, look at it carefully. :-)
August 13th, 2008 on 1:18 pm
Ha — added it to my Zotero to-read pile. :) I will take a careful look, and thanks.