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The document discusses blogging and how students can use blogs. It defines what a blog is as an online diary and portfolio that allows for personal and social sharing. Blogging involves creating and maintaining a blog by posting content and commenting on other blogs. The document encourages students to use blogging to post and share ideas, imaginations, works and studies, and to interact by commenting and sharing other posts to learn from each other. It also provides instructions on how to create and edit blogs using blogging tools.
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- 2. We will learn ... • What is BLOG and BLOGGING? • How it is used? • What are advantages of BLOGs? • How do we use as students? 2
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- 4. Before start to BLOGGING • Post • Layout • Design • Publish • url address • Comment 4
- 5. BLOGGING is ... • The act of creating and maintaining a blog • The act of posting a content on a blog or posting comments on someone else’s blog 5
- 6. What can we do while BLOGGING? Post and publish: • Ideas • Imaginations • Works or studies 6
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