by email.
I recently discovered one of my "best" articles (Speaking Tips for Teaching with TED) had disappeared... probably at some point I was deleting a spam-comment but accidentally deleted the full post!
However a quick search through my googlemail account led to the whole thing and I'll put it up again tomorrow.
So, edu-bloggers, if you haven't set up this back-up procedure yet, do!
How to subscribe to your own blog:
Wordpress has various useful plug-ins
I use Google's FeedBurner
Useful links related to this posting:
7 useful reminders when edu-blogging
Looking backwards to look forwards
Thoughts on being an edu-blogger
Carnival - 24+ tips for being an edu-blogger by edu-bloggers
Glossary of EduBlogging Terms, Mike Harrison's Blog
Glossary of phrases and expresssions based on the word blog, Sue Lyon Jones's blog
The Dogma of Edublogging, Nick Jaworksi's blog
The Best Kept Secrets of Highly Successful Edubloggers
Part 1 on Shelly Terrell's blog
Part 2 on Janet Bianchini's blog
Part 3 on Berni Wall's blog
Part 4 on Monika Hardy's blog
Best,
Karenne
image credit Email by Sean MacEntee
p.s. It looks like the problem was not my own fault, but blogger's! A number of my posts are now missing in action and I will have to do a series of updates. Don't hesitate to let me know if one of your favorites is missing!
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good tip ;)
maybe this is related: I often find great articles and later want to share them with friends but totally forgot the URL.. so I also use Twitter to remind myself of stuff I'd otherwise forget, a bit like post-it notes :)
hehe know the feeling - I send as many of the ELT blogs to delicious! http://www.delicious.com/KalinagoEnglish/BELTfree
That's some great advice. I run a new ESL blog myself and any tips are greatly appreciated. I'll make back ups of my posts as I make them and in turn, I'll have a library of my past content. Thanks!
Thanks for the nice tips.