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I picked this info up from David Warlick<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Like many bloggers I started blogging years ago using blogger.com. At first I used their site and then I purchased the pro version so I could serve blog content from my own server. Eventually, I moved on to software that was more powerful.<\/p>\n

Blogger.com remains an extremely popular choice. Now, Blogger.com<\/a> has been upgraded and some of the changes may make the service of greater interest to educators. One of the basic concerns has been that students may reveal information that could put them at risk. Blogger.com offers some new security options. It is possible to limit access to those designated within a set of email addresses<\/a>. If you want to make the effort, the group that can access a blog can be carefully controlled.<\/p>\n

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I picked this info up from David Warlick. Like many bloggers I started blogging years ago using blogger.com. At first I used their site and then I purchased the pro version so I could serve blog content from my own server. Eventually, I moved on to software that was more powerful. Blogger.com remains an extremely … Continue reading Blogger.com Access Control<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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