Georgia State University (GSU) offers us sites.gsu.edu. Sites is part of Edublogs’ CampusPress product, tagline: “WordPress for Education.”

Edublogs is the “largest educational blogging network in the world.” Whereas sites.gsu.edu is GSU’s garden plot within it.

If you want to have your own mini-website for your class, project or students, you’re in the right place.

To get started with your own, go to http://sites.gsu.edu. From there, click the button that says Get a Personal Blog. For something under another name (not your campus username) click Request a Group Blog. Follow the prompts and fill in the fields. Wait a bit. You’ll get something in your email to get your started and confirm.

If you need help, visit the support site. You can also view the Edublogs User Guide or visit the community to see what others have done.

If you want more personal support, GSU offers workshops and training. You can also contact the Center for Educational Excellence for one-on-one support.

There’s also the free publication, The Edublogger, jammed with helpful tips, ideas and more.

Happy blogging!