I’ve decided to use PrimePress because it’s a nice clean theme that suits my purpose. The 137 Edublogs Themes Separated Into Categories To Make Choosing Your Next Theme Easier.What to consider when choosing your blog theme.Here’s where you’ll find more information to help you choose your theme: If you’re struggling to decide on a theme it’s best to activate a theme you want to check out and then view your blog in another tab, than to use Preview - it’s less time consuming. Click Activate below the theme I wanted to use.Log into my blog dashboard using iCab mobile (or you can use Safari).Last thing I want is it to look like all the other newly created blogs! Now my blog is created it’s time to give it my personal touch by choosing a new theme. This brings up a toolbar which makes it easy to navigate around your iPad apps.
Tip: A handy shortcut is to doubletap on your home button. If you’re setting the student blogs follow these instructions.If you’re new to blogging start by reading these things to consider before creating your blog.I’m creating it via the Edublogs sign up page using iCab mobile however: So instead I’ve added iCab Mobile to my iPad dock to make it easier to access. The most annoying aspect is Safari is the default browser and, unlike a computer, you can’t change this on an iPad. When complete, press the Home button to save. Now drag the app you want to add from the Home screen into your dock.To add more icons to the iPad dock, or replace existing apps, just touch and hold any Home screen icon until the icons begin to wiggle.The iPad’s dock at the bottom of the screen where you can ‘stick’ icons of your favorite apps so they remain accessible from all other Home screens can hold up to six different apps.Here’s a quick comparison of the main differences between these browsers: You can choose to use Safari rather than purchase an app like iCab mobile however support of tab browsers makes the process considerably easier and quicker. I’m able to access more blog features inside my dashboard than any of the other browsers.It supports tab browsing so you don’t have to keep zooming in and out of your browser to move pages.While Safari is the default web browser on an iPad there are apps that provide considerably better browsing with greater functionality than Safari.Īlternative web browsers for iPads include: Lets start by talking about web browsers since you’ll need to use one as you’re setting up your blog. So I’ve decided the best way to provide advice is build a new blog using just my iPad and post about it as I go! Web browsers on the iPad With more educators looking at iPads as a replacement for student laptops and netbooks, we’re regularly being asked for blogging tips using iPads. It goes almost everywhere with me and is the one device I can’t live without for both work and leisure. My iPad is a significant part of my life.
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