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Blogging and education: a great mix. Part 2

Thursday, February 23, 2006

There are many different ways to “get” a blog.  Below are blogs which may be better suited to new users:

blogger
myspace
Live Journal
Yahoo 360
Word Press

If you have the technical aptitude, feel free to look at some of these fantastic solutions.

Expression Engine
Drupal
Seredinpity
Movable Type

We’ll be using blogger to make a simple blog, highlighting some common elements all blogs share.

Lets start with this movie (10.45MB Quicktime video) which will help you make a blog.  Note even moving slowly, and with one mistake the entire process of making a blog takes under three minutes!!!!.

Now we’ll get into posting to our blog. Please watch this short movie (3.3MB Quicktime video) to understand how easy it is to post to your blog!

In the next series, we’ll talk about securing our blog, comments, and sharing your blog.



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On 07 March 2006, Luke inscribed the following thoughts about this post:

Hi All,

You might want to look into subscribing your school to Think.com accounts! They are a great and safe way to develop an online school commmunity.

Luke



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