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This document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of blogging. It explains that a blog can be used as a personal diary or journal to post images, videos, and express oneself. A blog can also be used for business purposes to promote a company or just for fun. Some advantages of blogging include freedom of speech, sharing knowledge with others, making online friends, and using it as a diary. However, disadvantages include needing to constantly update it or risk losing readers, requiring more effort to maintain than start, risk of oversharing personal information, and potential laziness from excessive blogging. In conclusion, blogging offers opportunities for self-expression but also drawbacks to consider.
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The document provides tips for maintaining a successful blog. It recommends setting aside time each week to keep up with blog assignments, following other relevant blogs to gauge your own progress and find inspiration, and following unrelated blogs to refresh your perspective. It stresses the importance of proper spelling and grammar to maintain credibility with readers. Additionally, it suggests thinking daily about potential blog topics, keeping posts interesting, avoiding plagiarism, having fun with the process, citing sources, and including multimedia elements like videos and images.
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Ready set-blog
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All about power point presentations
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To Blog or Not to Blog
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Blogs!!!!!
- 2. BLOG!! In my opinion blogging or having a blog is just like a little diary or journal where you can post images, videos and just things to express yourself
- 3. HOW CAN IT BE USED??? A blog can be used in different ways such as: • It being used for business purposes; that is to try and promote your business socially. • It can just be used for fun: • It can be used a way to connect with people from all over the world by sharing ideas and creativity e.t.c.
- 4. TO BLOG OR NOT TO BLOG????? D I S AD VA N TA G E S AD VA N TA G E S • Need to keep it • Freedom of constantly updated speech otherwise you lose potential readers • Share • Easy to start, hard to maintain knowledge with other people • People become lazy…that is not doing anything else except • Make friends from blogging all day. online • If too much personal information is being • Can be used as posted on info of own’s a diary blog, you never know who’s reading. These are the basic advantages and disadvantages of blogging which should be noted. Blogging may be a world for bloggers but one should not forget that there is a another real world exist
- 5. THANKS FOR READING MY POWER- POINT, HOPE IT WAS INFORMATIVE. LEAVE A COMMENT By : Anjola Adeduwon