The small thin quiz of the course

Q1. WordPress is... A.A website creation tool B.A blogging tool C.A content management system D.An accessible and free online presence for all that want it

A1. WordPress is... A.A website creation tool B.A blogging tool C.A content management system D.An accessible and free online presence for all that want it

Q2. Why are posts chronological?

A2. Why are posts chronological? Because back in the mists of time web logs (blogs) were used by computer engineers to log issues and share solutions on a date and time basis.

Q3. What is the difference between a post and a page?

A3. What is the difference between a post and a page? A post contains a category and a tag. It sits in the chronological list of items. The newest post is usually at the top of the list. A page is outside of the chronological element of the site. It does not usually have a category or a tag. A page is a fixed element until altered by the site owner.

Q4. What is “tagging” and “bagging”

A4. What is “tagging” and “bagging” Keywords associated with Post/article/story. These can Be unique to the story. For bagging read CATEGORIES. Categories are collections of Posts/articles/stories grouped Together. These groups make It easier to get around your site

Q5. Why should we “tag” & “bag”?

Tagging and bagging is vitally important. It helps readers get about, helps search engines find your site and demonstrates That you not only care, but have thought about it. Tagging and bagging is vitally important. It helps readers get about, helps search engines find your site and demonstrates That you not only care, but have thought about it.

Q6. Why are blogs personal?

Because they are written by people and not robots. Because they can be a less formal approach to organisational representation. Because the public can interact directly with the site. Because no matter how anonymously they are written they will demonstrate a point of view

Q7. What do you need to think about when choosing a domain name for a website/blog?