The web is a fantastic tool when it comes to distributing resources -
 all you have to do on your Edublog is upload, or copy and paste, your materials
 to your blog and they’ll be instantly accessible by your student from school 
and from home. What’s more, you can easily manage who gets to access 
them through password and plugin safety measures.
2. Host online discussions
If you’ve ever struggled to create an online discussion space - you’re going
 to love what edublogs will do for you. Students can simply respond to blog
 posts and discuss topics you’ve set them through comments of through
 our simple forum functionality - commentators can also sign up to receive 
emails when their comments are replied to and you can easily manage and
 edit all responses through your blog’s administrative panel.
3. Create a class publication
Do you remember the good old days of class newspapers? Well, they just
 got a lot easier with your Edublog - you can add students as contributors,
 authors and even editors in order to produce a custom designed, finely
 tuned and engaging collaborative online publication by your class.
4. Replace your newsletter
Always enjoyed photocopying and stapling pages and pages of newsletters
 on a Friday afternoon? Though not! It’s ridiculously simple to post class
 information, news, events and more on your edublog
5. Get your students blogging
It’s all very good sending your students off to blog sites, or even creating
 them for them, but you need to operate as a hub for their work and a place 
where they can easily visit each others blogs from. Your Edublog can be used 
to glue together your students blogs, and besides which, if you’re asking your
 students to blog… you should certainly be doing it yourself.
6. Share your lesson plans
We all love planning and admin, right? Well, using an Edublog can turn
 planning and reflection on classes into a genuinely productive - and even 
collaborative - experience. Sharing your plans, your reflections, your ideas
 and your fears with other educators both at your school and around the
 world using an edublog is a great way to develop as a teacher, and a 
brilliant use of a blog.
7. Integrate multimedia of all descriptions
With a couple of clicks you can embed online video, multimedia
 presentations, slideshows and more into your edublog and mix it up 
with your text and static resources. No cds required, no coding
 necessary - just select the video, podcasts or slidecast you’d like
 to use and whack it in your blog to illustrate, engage and improve
 your teaching toolbox.
8. Organise, organise, organise
You don’t only have to use your edublog as a pedagogue… you can
 equally easily use the tools to organise everything from sports teams 
in your school, to rehearsals for the upcoming production. You can set
 up as many edublogs as you like, so don’t be afraid to use a dedicated
 one for a dedicated event - your can even use it as a record to look
 back on down the line.
9. Get feedback
There’s nothing that says you can’t allow anonymous commenting on
 a blog (although you’re also entirely within your rights to put all comments 
through moderation!) but why not think about using a blog as a place 
for students - and even parents, to air issues, leave feedback or generally 
tell you how great you are.
10. Create a fully functional website
One of the great things about Edublogs are that they are much, much
 more than just blogging tools. In fact, you can use your edublog to 
create a multi-layered, in-depth, multimedia rich website - that hardly
 looks like a blog at all. So, if you’d rather create a set of static content, 
archive of important information or even index for your library - you can
 bend an Edublog to suit your needs.