My first guest post ever
I've written a post for colleague and fellow Cliopat Mark Grimsley's Blog Them Out of the Stone Age, entitled "What Happens when Non-Military Historians Teach Military History? (answer: students and instructor alike learn a lot from the experience)."
Hop on over and check it out!
(BTW, Mark uses Wordpress, and I think I'm now a convert. It's really time to ditch blogger and move Historianess to its own URL and take care of my own hosting...)
posted by Rebecca @ 4:05 PM
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If you want (most of) the benefits of the Wordpress software without going through hosting and installing your own, you could always get a wordpress.com blog. It's as easy to set up as a blogger account.
If you do decide to go for hosting your own, it really is amazingly easy; just make sure that your chosen web host will support WP's fairly modest requirements. And there's a whole community of WP history bloggers out there who'll be glad to guide you through any teething problems! (Not that we're WP evangelicals or anything of course.)
Shall I tell you all about the military history of the Revolutionary War that I suffered through in high school? We didn't have AP classes and such way back then, but my high school history teacher offered an "honors course" and he was a former Marine (though I guess once a Marine, always a Marine). He was hugely enthusiastic and taught beautifully, but it sure wasn't my cup of tea! I very much enjoyed reading about this latest controversy you have managed to weigh in on. As always, "fair and balanced" seems to be the best approach. Mammamoo
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