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    1. Blog Basics
      • Peta Hopkins
      • Information Systems Librarian
      • Bond University
      • L plates Series – VALA - 4 th Feb 2008
    2. Program Guide
      • Blog’s Anatomy
        • In this episode we will dissect blogs to investigate their make up
      • Blog Gear
        • A high octane extravaganza of performance cars, celebrities and comedy. Make that performance blog engines, a celebrity and some mild amusement
      • Wide World of Blogs
        • Find out where you can become a news publisher with global audience
      • The Librarians (who blog)
        • Gathering ideas
    3. Blog's Anatomy
      • What to expect:
        • Database of Posts
        • Permalinks
        • Comments
        • Date & Time stamps
        • Feeds
        • Archives
        • Tags/Labels
        • Optional extras:
        • Sidebars
          • Blogrolls
          • Categories
          • Calendars
          • Widgets
          • Search boxes
      Human head anatomy with external and internal carotid arteries by Patrick J Lynch, reproduced under a creative commons licence.
    4. http://connectinglibrarian.com Connecting Librarian is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Australia License. Connecting Librarian is by Michelle McLean Sidebar Post or Entry
    5. http://connectinglibrarian.com Connecting Librarian is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Australia License. Connecting Librarian is by Michelle McLean Date (on this blog the time is not displayed) ‏ Tags or categories – link to posts with the same tag or category Post title & permalink – link to this post Comments – link to display the comments that readers have left about this post Blog Post
    6. http://connectinglibrarian.com Connecting Librarian is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Australia License. Connecting Librarian is by Michelle McLean Sidebar Posts are also published in RSS format for subscription with a feed reader or for syndication
    7. Feeds
      • Content is published in XML (extensible markup language) in RSS format which can be used by other applications such as news readers or aggregators eg. Bloglines & Google Reader
      <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;utf-8&quot;?> <rss version=&quot;2.0&quot;> <channel> <title> Connecting Librarian </title>  <description> Connecting new ideas and technologies with library service </description>  <link> http://connectinglibrarian.com/ </link>  <item>  <title> Librarian 2.0 not library 2.0 </title>  <description> I have finally caught up on all my reading, amongst which was a very thought provoking post by John Blyberg entitled “Library 2.0 Debased“, which in turn was inspired by Kate ..... MORE TEXT </description>  <link> http://connectinglibrarian.com/2008/01/30/librarian-20-not-library-20/ </link>  </item> MORE ITEMS GO IN HERE  </channel> </rss>
    8. Widgets
      • Snippets of code for adding small useful features to web pages, or desktops
      In Context at inn0vate Getting a widget from librarything <script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot; src=&quot;http://www.rsscalendar.com/rss/publish.asp?t=m&k=5b8ac1bf8013b0204a2c0e1988aafe75&fw=200&ff=10&fs=11&fc=000000&tb=EEEEEE&eb=FFFFFF&quot;></script>
    9. Tags – Labels - Categories
      • Labels and tags are the same thing. Google just uses the term 'labels' instead of 'tags' in its suite of products
      • Use as many labels/tags as you like
      • Categories are a WordPress feature. Each category can have it's own feed. Typically you would have many less categories than tags.
      Example of Blog with categories and tags - Blogadoodledoo
    10. Blog Gear
      • What to use
      Cog Pic_Small by Balakov. Reproduced under a Creative Commons licence http://www.flickr.com/photos/balakov/309709612/
    11. WordPress
      • Open Source - strong community of developers
      • Plugins for versatility
      • Wysiwyg editor
      • Supports static pages
      • Variety of themes/templates
      • Widgetised for easy control of layout
      • Supports group blogs
      • Time stamp can be used to control publication date and time
      • If you host your own you have complete control over the theme
    12.  
    13. Blogger
      • Google service
      • Choice of themes/templates
      • Ability to modify template
      • Wysiwyg editor
      • Widgetised for easy layout control
      • Supports tags
    14.  
    15. Windows Live Writer
      • Desktop application
      • Publishes to a variety of blog platforms
      • Work offline
      • Access from browser toolbar
      • Uses blog template
    16. celebrity + amusement + blog
      • http://www.stephenfry.com
      Stephen Fry & Me by StormCab -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/stormcab/387897666/ Used under a CC licence - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/deed.en
    17. Wide World of Blogs
      • Where to get started
      • Blogger (Blogspot) - http://www.blogger.com
        • if you already have a Google account this is a good option as it has single sign-on
      • Wordpress.com - http://wordpress.com
      • Edublogs - http://edublogs.org
        • uses WordPress platform
        • site caters only for education-related blogs
      • Blogsavvy - http://blogsavvy.com
        • uses WordPress platform
      • LiveJournal - http://www.livejournal.com
      • Vox - http://www.vox.com
        • Uses Movable Type platform
      Cricket triptych by Prescott, reproduced under a Creative Commons Licence
    18. Not quite ready?
      • Blogging is not compulsory
      • Libraries Interact – contribute posts without having to manage your own blog.
      • http://librariesinteract.info – any topics of interest to the Australian Library and Information Science sector
    19. The Librarians (who blog) ‏
      • Blogging Libraries Wiki – Lists of library blog
        • http://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net
      • She Said/He Said – Library Directors
        • http://lions-online-shesaidhesaid.blogspot.com
      • The L files – University Library
        • http://bulibrary.blogspot.com
      • Mosman Library Weblog – Public Library
        • http://refdesk.mosmanlibraryblogs.com/
      • Environmental news bits – Special library
        • http://lib.wmrc.uiuc.edu/enb
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    20. Give me the links
      • All links are posted on my blog at
      • http://inn0vate.blogspot.com/2008/02/links-for-blog-basics-l-plates-series.html
      • (that’s a zero not an uppercase o in inn0vate)
      Thank you

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