The Edublogs Magazine

This popular graphic of the Networked Teacher represents the modern teacher.

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Teaching requires all your wit and candor to reach the kids. When the copy machine takes more than you have, it kind of wrecks your day, doesn’t it? I want to give you an example of how blogs can be therapeutic as well as educational, as I take you through a day when I was […]

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Probably one of the things we get asked most often about Edublogs Campus goes along the lines of ‘why on earth would I bother, you’ve got free blogs right here on Edublogs!’ and to be honest, it’s a pretty good question.
Well, besides the fact that you get to manage, control, create and generally be the […]

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Each week we will take a look at some of the news, hot topics, rumors, and gossip flying around the Edublogs Network of blogs. If you have a juicy bit of Edublogs news, please email us at Edublogs Magazine.
As I went prowling around Edublogs and edubloggers in general, here are some of the juicy tidbits […]

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Michael Guggenheim is twelve years old, a full-time 6th grade student in southern California. He’s recently won the Volunteer Service Award from Secretary Spelling of the U.S. Department of Education and another award from the Inland Empire Branch of the International Dyslexia/Dysgraphia Association. He’s been interviewed by Good Morning America, the LA Times, and CNN. […]

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The Performancing Blog Awards 2007 Winners included The Best Education Blog of 2007 and the Runner Up is Teaching Generation Z of Edublogs.
Graham Wegner of Teaching Generation Z has been nominated twice for the Edublog Award in 2006 and 2007. Wegner, of Adelaide, Australia, is a primary school educator and has been teaching for 21 […]

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