How to create a post inTumblr

1. Professor Lydia Rogers
Social Media Communication (Comm 1400)
Community College of Rhode Island

2. You have various post types

3. You have various post types
Text

4. You have various post types
Photo

5. You have various post types
A Quotation

6. You have various post types
Link to a Web Page

7. You have various post types
Recount a chat

8. You have various post types
Add an audio file

9. You have various post types
Add a video file

10. Let’s Look at “Text”

11. Click on “text” and you get

12. Title up top, then content

13. Tweet by clicking at bottom
right

14. Click on the cog

15. The drop down list
gives more options

16. And the + sign on the left?

17. It lets you add media to your
text

18. Creating Photo Posts

19. Creating Photo Posts
First - Click on “Photo”

20. Creating Photo Posts
First - Click on “Photo”

21. You can upload your own photos

22. You can upload your own photos

23. Or share a photo from the Internet

24. Or share a photo from the Internet

25. Add a caption and/or photo credit

26. Add tags

27. And even Tweet out your post

28. Once again
you have post options

29. As with text posts,
you have options

30. Create a mini-portfolio!
You can create a small portfolio
using the Tumblr photo post option

31. Click on “upload photos”

32. You can add more
than one photo

34. Just keep adding

35. Just keep adding

36. Note: some themes even have
slideshow options

37. Anatomy of a Tumblr Post

41. Terms of Service
Include in part:
“You have to be at least 13 years old to use Tumblr. We're serious: it's a hard rule, based on U.S.
federal and state legislation. “But I’m, like, 12.9 years old!” you plead. Nope, sorry. If you're younger
than 13, don't use Tumblr. Ask your parents for a Playstation 4, or try books.
…
Don't do bad things to Tumblr or to other users. Some particularly egregious examples of "bad
things" are listed in this section….
One thing you should consider before posting: When you make something publicly available on the
Internet, it becomes practically impossible to take down all copies of it….
When you upload your creations to Tumblr, you’re giving us permission to make them available in
all the ways you would expect us to (for example, via your blog, RSS, the Tumblr Dashboard, etc.).
We never want to do anything with your work that surprises you….
Something else worth noting: Countless Tumblr blogs have gone on to spawn books, films, albums,
brands, and more. Any royalties or reimbursement you get for your creations are, needless to say,
entirely yours. It's your work, and we're proud to be a part (however small) of what you
accomplish….”
Excerpted from https://www.tumblr.com/policy/en/terms-of-service

42. Professor Lydia Rogers
Social Media Communication (Comm 1400)
Community College of Rhode Island