The new service comes with a host of free features and tools, including automatic sharing on social networks and multiple-site creation (under the same account). Teachers can now make their blogs private, create password-protected pages, and turn comments off. Design customization is also possible with a choice of 12 education-based themes. And like any WordPress blog, users have the ability to add images and photo galleries, as well as embed videos to their posts. Paid upgrades are also available for those interested in more personalization. Read the full details here.
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