Start Recording John!. What is a Blog? What do you post online already? Where do you post it?

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Start Recording John!

What is a Blog?

What do you post online already? Where do you post it?

Why use a Blog for learning?

What do you want to look like?

Keeping Safe

1.Do only use first names or nicknames 2.Don’t post photographs of people (unless you have teacher permission) 3.Don’t post personal information – such as your home phone number or home address 4.Don’t share your Password with anyone 5.Do tell your parents or teacher if you come across anything that makes you feel uncomfortable 6.Do obey the ‘Grandmother rule’ – anything you put on the internet could be read by your grandmother so only write things you could say to the nicest of grannies 7.Don’t post anything that could hurt anyone 8.Don’t make arrangements to meet anyone over the internet!! 9.DO enjoy using your Blog

Your First Post

Assuming you are logged onto the blog Either on the dashboard on viewing the blog Hover Over + Click Post

Adding a category 1 2 3

Send me the link to your post!

Week 1 Overview Set up Your Blog Make the First Post Introduce yourselves with a 1 st post Discuss why you are blogging blog about this, post 2 Categorise your posts bootcamp. Send John the link to your first post. Visit the bootcamp #2 blog, visit other participants post. Leave them a comment.

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