Blogging 101 Session One

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Blogging 101 provides an introduction to blogging, discussing what a blog is, how it differs from a website, examples of blogs in different categories like food, books, and sports, and a demo of blog features like URLs, domains, hosting, comments, and social media integration. The presentation concludes by announcing that next week's session will cover creating your own blog and attendees should expect an email with details on what to prepare.

Self Improvement Technology Education

Today
• What is ‘blogging’?
• Blog vs. Website
• Examples
• Demo
• Questions

Next Week
• Creating your own blog!
• Expect an email shortly with what to
prepare.

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