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Home/Ministries/Largest Homeschool Blogging Community Upgrades to a Whole New Way of Blogging Life

Largest Homeschool Blogging Community Upgrades to a Whole New Way of Blogging Life

Written by Gena Suarez, Old Schoolhouse Mag | Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Recently HomeschoolBlogger.com – the world’s largest and free homeschool blog site – got a clean, fresh, look with exciting new features, by implementing an important software upgrade.

According to The Old Schoolhouse Magazine® publisher/owner Gena Suarez,

“The plan behind the change is to link great blogging with the ever-expanding homeschool community to usher back in the ‘blogging craze’ that hit when HomeschoolBlogger was launched in 2005. It was a lot of work, we pushed forward, and now we’re doing it. This is a major upgrade, using the popular WordPress platform and will mean a whole new way of blogging life for our members at HomeschoolBlogger.com.”

During August ALONE, HomeschoolBlogger.com received thirteen million page views! One of the draws to HSB is the ease in discovering new blogs and connecting with those of similar homeschool and family interests. This online community has a safety-net feel unlike other blog sites, where using a random blog button could reveal undesirable content.

HomeschoolBlogger’s Senior Editor, Kristen Hamilton, oversees the site. She and other authors contribute homeschool-related posts. She assists members and keeps an eye on new blogs to identify inappropriate content.

Kristen states: “HomeschoolBlogger is comprised of a large group of bloggers who make HSB their home base. This is the largest upgrade in our five-year history and makes the community even stronger with its exciting new features.”

Here’s a look at some new HomeschoolBlogger.com features:

· Intuitive user interface–A “What You See Is What You Get” editor works seamlessly with the HTML editor.
· Widgits–Add tools like search bars or calendars by clicking and dragging.
· Backups–Click a button to create backups with instant saving capacity.
· Spam protection–Integrated blacklist and open proxy checker to manage and eliminate comment spam.
· Pages–Manage non-blog content easily.
· Themes–Effortlessly format and create blog designs. Select multiple themes with different looks, even switch designs daily.
· Password protected posts–Hide individual posts from public view by assigning passwords.

There’s even more exciting news to share: HomeschoolBlogger.com FREE classes with vibrant topics designed for homeschoolers. Over 3,500 people have signed up for these classes since the launch in July. Recent classes included “Think Biblically, Live Godly, and Serve Practically,” “Ten Stumbling Blocks to Writing,” and “Solving Your Science Struggles”; additional topics will be announced soon! Participants may sign up for classes at HomeschoolBlogger.com FREE Classes.

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