This document provides an overview of social media tools including Web 2.0, Google Alerts, Twitter, blogs, and Facebook. It discusses how each tool can be used to facilitate communication, information sharing, and collaboration. It also addresses common concerns about using social media and provides guidance on getting started and measuring return on investment.
Nicholas Standage - PAU Education - Blogging, µicroblogging and the top 3Web2LLP
Here are some key questions to think about:
- How many followers/fans/connections do you have? Are these numbers growing over time?
- How engaged is your audience? Look at comments, shares, retweets, likes, etc. Are these interaction numbers increasing?
- What is the sentiment/tone of interactions? Are people generally positive or negative about your content?
- How often are people visiting your social profiles and content? You can track basic metrics like pageviews.
- Are your social efforts driving traffic to your main website or other important online destinations? You can track clicks from social.
- Are you reaching new potential customers or partners through your social networks? These impressions are hard
New media refers to any media that is digitally delivered, including websites, emails, smartphones, and social media. It is interactive and allows people to express themselves online. While new media enables connection and sharing, it can also negatively impact relationships if overused and make it difficult to disconnect from technology. Websites are collections of web pages on a common domain that provide information on a particular topic, while blogs are informal websites that allow users to share opinions and stories on various topics like personal life, business, or specific interests. Both new media forms have become mainstream sources of news and commentary.
Session 2: Nicholas Standage (PAU) Blogging, µicroblogging and the top 3Web2LLP
Second session of the Web2LLP online training course on web strategies and maximising the social media presence of Lifelong Learning Projects.
Topic: Blogging, µicroblogging and the top 3
Author: Nicholas Standage (PAU Education)
Website: http://www.web2llp.eu/training/online-session-2-tools
Blogs and forums are online platforms for sharing information. Blogs are websites maintained by individuals or companies to share commentary, descriptions, and multimedia. They allow comments and interactions. Forums are places for group discussions on specific topics. Both are used for building communities, feedback, and exchanging ideas. Common blog types include personal, group, micro, and corporate blogs. Forum types include general, question/answer, and single discussion forums. Precautions for blogs include using pseudonyms, limiting personal details, moderating comments, and avoiding inappropriate content.
This slideshare is a presentation by Marsha Hudson, the social media coach. It gives the benefits of blogging for your company. The slideshare even gives you tips on getting started with blogging. Visit me at: www.marshalynnhudson.com
This document discusses concepts of blogging. It defines blogging as posting content on a blog or commenting on others' blogs. It describes different types of blogs such as personal blogs, corporate blogs, genre blogs, and device-based blogs. It also discusses how blogging communities are connected through blogrolls, comments, and backlinks, and how blog search engines can be used to search blog content. Tips for writing and maintaining a blog are provided.
This document provides an overview of social media tools including Web 2.0, Google Alerts, Twitter, blogs, and Facebook. It discusses how each tool can be used to facilitate communication, information sharing, and collaboration. It also addresses common concerns about using social media and provides guidance on getting started and measuring return on investment.
Nicholas Standage - PAU Education - Blogging, µicroblogging and the top 3Web2LLP
Here are some key questions to think about:
- How many followers/fans/connections do you have? Are these numbers growing over time?
- How engaged is your audience? Look at comments, shares, retweets, likes, etc. Are these interaction numbers increasing?
- What is the sentiment/tone of interactions? Are people generally positive or negative about your content?
- How often are people visiting your social profiles and content? You can track basic metrics like pageviews.
- Are your social efforts driving traffic to your main website or other important online destinations? You can track clicks from social.
- Are you reaching new potential customers or partners through your social networks? These impressions are hard
New media refers to any media that is digitally delivered, including websites, emails, smartphones, and social media. It is interactive and allows people to express themselves online. While new media enables connection and sharing, it can also negatively impact relationships if overused and make it difficult to disconnect from technology. Websites are collections of web pages on a common domain that provide information on a particular topic, while blogs are informal websites that allow users to share opinions and stories on various topics like personal life, business, or specific interests. Both new media forms have become mainstream sources of news and commentary.
Session 2: Nicholas Standage (PAU) Blogging, µicroblogging and the top 3Web2LLP
Second session of the Web2LLP online training course on web strategies and maximising the social media presence of Lifelong Learning Projects.
Topic: Blogging, µicroblogging and the top 3
Author: Nicholas Standage (PAU Education)
Website: http://www.web2llp.eu/training/online-session-2-tools
Blogs and forums are online platforms for sharing information. Blogs are websites maintained by individuals or companies to share commentary, descriptions, and multimedia. They allow comments and interactions. Forums are places for group discussions on specific topics. Both are used for building communities, feedback, and exchanging ideas. Common blog types include personal, group, micro, and corporate blogs. Forum types include general, question/answer, and single discussion forums. Precautions for blogs include using pseudonyms, limiting personal details, moderating comments, and avoiding inappropriate content.
This slideshare is a presentation by Marsha Hudson, the social media coach. It gives the benefits of blogging for your company. The slideshare even gives you tips on getting started with blogging. Visit me at: www.marshalynnhudson.com
This document discusses concepts of blogging. It defines blogging as posting content on a blog or commenting on others' blogs. It describes different types of blogs such as personal blogs, corporate blogs, genre blogs, and device-based blogs. It also discusses how blogging communities are connected through blogrolls, comments, and backlinks, and how blog search engines can be used to search blog content. Tips for writing and maintaining a blog are provided.
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This document discusses blogs as a form of social media. It defines a blog as a personal online journal with discrete posts displayed in reverse chronological order. The document notes that blogs are commonly used by younger people aged 21-35. It outlines some key statistics about blogging, advantages like easy updating and sharing experiences, disadvantages like needing constant updates, and examples of popular blogs. It provides instructions on creating a free blog on sites like Blogger or Tumblr and includes a bibliography.
This document discusses blogs, including their history, types, purposes, benefits, and how to create one. Blogs originated in the 1990s and have grown tremendously in popularity. They can be personal, business, news or topic-focused. Creating a blog allows one to share information, reflections, and interact with others. It can help writing skills, knowledge, research, reputation and income. Setting up a blog involves getting a platform, customizing it, writing posts and adding files.
The document discusses the rise of blogging and how it has empowered ordinary people to distribute content and share information. It explains how blogging has become an important tool for journalists, allowing them to report more quickly, engage audiences, and cultivate followings. The document provides guidance on how to start and maintain a successful blog, including choosing a topic, writing regularly, and using images, links, and other features to enhance posts.
This document provides information on using blogs for language teaching. It defines what a blog is and explains that blogs allow users to post regular entries including text, images, videos, and links. Blogs are interactive and allow comments. The document outlines several ways blogs can be used for language teaching, including as a source of reading material, for student writing projects, and to facilitate discussion and peer review. It also provides examples of language activities that can be done using blogs, such as having students find and share blogs on a topic in the target language.
Social media platforms like Facebook, blogs, Twitter, and virtual worlds like Second Life are increasingly being used by churches and religious groups to engage with their communities. These tools allow for conversation, networking, sharing updates and media, and going deeper in discussion of religious issues. While adults currently make up the majority of social media users, younger generations are predicted to engage more through mobile devices in the future. Churches are utilizing the accessibility and community-building aspects of these platforms to spread their messages and connect with members worldwide.
The document discusses the history and evolution of blogging, from its origins as a simple online diary to its current diverse uses. It covers popular blogging platforms like Blogger, WordPress, and Vox, and compares hosted versus standalone blogs. Microblogging is introduced as a new form of short-form blogging exemplified by Twitter. Guidelines for responsible blogging are provided, such as verifying facts, properly citing sources, maintaining civility, and disclosing sponsored content.
If you can write an e-mail, you can write a blog. Everyone is blogging about various issues: Food, politics, news, fashion, photography, design, travel, etc… Unlike websites, blogs are interactive.
The following presentation prepared by Think Media Labs will help you get in the loop of blogging and of how to start and improve a successful blog.
This document provides an overview of e-marketing strategies in Russian social media. It discusses how brands can use social media like blogs, social networks and video sites to achieve marketing goals like brand awareness, attracting customers and increasing sales. Specific statistics on Russian internet and social media usage are presented. The document then discusses four levels of involvement brands can take in online communications from passive monitoring to active promotions. A variety of tactics are presented for social media marketing, monitoring competitors, and handling negative information attacks.
This document provides an overview of e-marketing strategies in Russian social media. It discusses how brands can use social media like blogs, social networks and video sites to achieve marketing goals like brand awareness, attracting customers and increasing sales. Specific statistics on Russian internet and social media usage are presented. The document then discusses four levels of involvement brands can take in online communications from passive monitoring to active promotions. A variety of tactics are presented for social media marketing, monitoring competitors, and handling negative information attacks.
If you can write an e-mail, you can write a blog. Everyone is blogging about various issues: Food, politics, news, fashion, photography, design, travel, etc… Unlike websites, blogs are interactive.
The following presentation prepared by Think Media Labs will help you get in the loop of blogging and of how to start and improve a successful blog.
About Us
Welcome to Everyday Blogs!
We’re passionate about cars, mobiles, and horoscopes. Join us on a journey of discovery and insights into the world of these fascinating realms. Explore, Learn, and Enjoy with us!
At Everyday Blogs, we’re driven by a passion for exploring three exciting domains: Cars, Mobiles, and Horoscopes. Our mission is to provide you with valuable insights, expert opinions, and the latest trends in these captivating spheres.
In the vast universe of Cars, we take you on a journey through automotive wonders. From in-depth reviews of the hottest car models to practical tips for maintenance and road trips, we’ve got your automotive interests covered.
In the dynamic world of Mobiles, we keep you connected to the latest tech trends. Our team of tech enthusiasts reviews cutting-edge smartphones, gadgets, and accessories, helping you make informed decisions and stay up-to-date with the fast-paced mobile industry.
Venturing into the mystical realm of Horoscopes, we offer daily astrological guidance and cosmic revelations. Whether you’re seeking a glimpse into your future or understanding the deeper meaning of celestial events, our horoscope section is here to enlighten and intrigue you.
Our dedicated team of writers, researchers, and enthusiasts are passionate about curating informative and engaging content. We strive to make Everyday Blogs a go-to destination for all your automotive, tech, and astrological cravings.
Join us on this exciting journey of exploration and enlightenment. Feel free to explore our blog posts, leave your comments, and connect with us. At Everyday Blogs, we believe that knowledge is meant to be shared and conversations to be nurtured.
Thank you for being a part of our community. Together, let’s embrace the excitement of Cars, Mobiles, and Horoscopes, one blog post at a time.
Happy reading!
The Everyday Blogs Team
This document discusses how to select and start a blog. It describes finding a blogging platform like Blogger or WordPress, creating an account, choosing a blog name and template, filling out your profile, and publishing your first post. Additional sections provide tips for making blogs user-friendly, ensuring enjoyable content, sharing useful information, attracting readers through titles, posts, interaction and feeds, and both advantages like freedom of speech and disadvantages like the need for constant updates.
A blog is a type of website where an individual regularly posts commentary, descriptions of events, or other content. Readers can leave comments in an interactive format. Blogs are designed to facilitate two-way conversations. They allow building trust and thought leadership with customers. Studies show blogs influence consumer choices and many want to visit places they discover through blogs. Setting up an effective blog requires identifying the audience, posting regularly with appealing content, and cultivating an engaged community through participation. Blogs should be incorporated into all marketing efforts.
This document provides an overview of blogs, including:
- A brief history of blogging from its origins in online diaries to the development of template-based blog platforms.
- The typical elements of a blog like banners, profiles, archives of past posts, and comment sections.
- Different uses of blogs such as personal blogs, corporate communications, political campaigns, and academic/library blogs.
- Search tools for finding blogs and tips for creating a successful blog regularly posting and engaging readers.
- Pros and cons of blogging like its ease and low cost versus the challenge of maintaining frequent, high-quality posts.
This document provides an overview of blogs, including their history, key statistics, demographics of blog readers and creators, and how companies can use blogs. Some key points include: blogs first emerged in 1999 and have grown dramatically, with over 17.8 million identified blogs currently; blog readers tend to be younger, wealthier, and spend more time online than average internet users; and companies can use blogs to gain consumer insights, improve their brand, engage in word-of-mouth marketing, and demonstrate thought leadership.
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The document discusses the rise of blogging and how it has empowered ordinary people to distribute content and share information. It explains how blogging has become an important tool for journalists, allowing them to report more quickly, engage audiences, and cultivate followings. The document provides guidance on how to start and maintain a successful blog, including choosing a topic, writing regularly, and using images, links, and other features to enhance posts.
This document provides information on using blogs for language teaching. It defines what a blog is and explains that blogs allow users to post regular entries including text, images, videos, and links. Blogs are interactive and allow comments. The document outlines several ways blogs can be used for language teaching, including as a source of reading material, for student writing projects, and to facilitate discussion and peer review. It also provides examples of language activities that can be done using blogs, such as having students find and share blogs on a topic in the target language.
Social media platforms like Facebook, blogs, Twitter, and virtual worlds like Second Life are increasingly being used by churches and religious groups to engage with their communities. These tools allow for conversation, networking, sharing updates and media, and going deeper in discussion of religious issues. While adults currently make up the majority of social media users, younger generations are predicted to engage more through mobile devices in the future. Churches are utilizing the accessibility and community-building aspects of these platforms to spread their messages and connect with members worldwide.
The document discusses the history and evolution of blogging, from its origins as a simple online diary to its current diverse uses. It covers popular blogging platforms like Blogger, WordPress, and Vox, and compares hosted versus standalone blogs. Microblogging is introduced as a new form of short-form blogging exemplified by Twitter. Guidelines for responsible blogging are provided, such as verifying facts, properly citing sources, maintaining civility, and disclosing sponsored content.
If you can write an e-mail, you can write a blog. Everyone is blogging about various issues: Food, politics, news, fashion, photography, design, travel, etc… Unlike websites, blogs are interactive.
The following presentation prepared by Think Media Labs will help you get in the loop of blogging and of how to start and improve a successful blog.
This document provides an overview of e-marketing strategies in Russian social media. It discusses how brands can use social media like blogs, social networks and video sites to achieve marketing goals like brand awareness, attracting customers and increasing sales. Specific statistics on Russian internet and social media usage are presented. The document then discusses four levels of involvement brands can take in online communications from passive monitoring to active promotions. A variety of tactics are presented for social media marketing, monitoring competitors, and handling negative information attacks.
This document provides an overview of e-marketing strategies in Russian social media. It discusses how brands can use social media like blogs, social networks and video sites to achieve marketing goals like brand awareness, attracting customers and increasing sales. Specific statistics on Russian internet and social media usage are presented. The document then discusses four levels of involvement brands can take in online communications from passive monitoring to active promotions. A variety of tactics are presented for social media marketing, monitoring competitors, and handling negative information attacks.
If you can write an e-mail, you can write a blog. Everyone is blogging about various issues: Food, politics, news, fashion, photography, design, travel, etc… Unlike websites, blogs are interactive.
The following presentation prepared by Think Media Labs will help you get in the loop of blogging and of how to start and improve a successful blog.
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At Everyday Blogs, we’re driven by a passion for exploring three exciting domains: Cars, Mobiles, and Horoscopes. Our mission is to provide you with valuable insights, expert opinions, and the latest trends in these captivating spheres.
In the vast universe of Cars, we take you on a journey through automotive wonders. From in-depth reviews of the hottest car models to practical tips for maintenance and road trips, we’ve got your automotive interests covered.
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Happy reading!
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- The typical elements of a blog like banners, profiles, archives of past posts, and comment sections.
- Different uses of blogs such as personal blogs, corporate communications, political campaigns, and academic/library blogs.
- Search tools for finding blogs and tips for creating a successful blog regularly posting and engaging readers.
- Pros and cons of blogging like its ease and low cost versus the challenge of maintaining frequent, high-quality posts.
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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2. CONTENTS
1. WHAT IS A BLOG? 3
2. TYPES OF BLOGS 4-5
3. ADVANTAGES AND DISADV 6-8
4. BLOGGING SITES 9
5. CONCLUSION 10
S.NO. TOPIC PAGE NO.
3. WHAT IS A BLOG?
A blog (a derivative of "web" and "log") is essentially an online
diary, where anyone with a basic knowledge of computers can
post anything random thoughts, photos, homework, and poetry,
just to name a few-for the rest of the world to see.
Blogs range in scope from individual diaries to political
campaigns, media programs, and businesses. They range in scale
from the writings of one occasional author (known as a blogger),
to the collaboration of a large community of writers.Many blogs
enable visitors to leave public omments, which can lead to a
community of readers centred around the blog. Hence, the
totality of weblogs or blog-related websites is known as a
"blogosphere.
4. • PERSONAL:
This is the broadest category and includes blogs about personal topics like politics,
music, family, travel, health, you name it.
• BUSINESS:
Professionals ranging from realtors to lawyers and stock brokers are using WordPress
to share their expertise, and companies have discovered the power of blogs to
personally engage with their customers
• SCHOOLS:
a great way for teachers and students to collaborate on classroom projects
• PRIVATE:
Some people make their blogs private to share photos and information
within families, companies, or schools
TYPESOFBLOGS
5. TYPESOFBLOGS
• SPORTS:
We've got teams, athletes, and fans using blogs to express and share their passion for various
sports
• HOW TO TIPS AND REVIEWS:
There are lots of blogs that share tips and reviews about cooking, games, music,
books, movies, and so on
• NON-PROFITS:
Foundations, charities, and human rights groups find our blogs to be great tools to raise
awareness and money for their causes
• POLITICS:
Members of parliament, political parties, government agencies, and activists using blogs
to connect with their constituencies.
• MILITARY:
Members of the military blog to report what they see happening in various parts of
the world and to stay in touch with their families.
6. ADVANTAGESOF BLOGS
1. Freedom of speech.
2. Share knowledge with other people.
3. Make friends online .
4. Can be used as a diary .
• EASY AND FREE-
• All you need is a computer with an Internet connection and you're good to go.There
are several free blogging services available on the Internet, and most of them are so
easy to use that you can start blogging within minutes of signing up.
• EXPRESS YOURSELF-
Everyone wants to be heard. By posting your opinions and thoughts on the web you are
potentially being heard by a global audience.Just knowing that your opinions are being
heard is sometimes reward enough in itself.
7. ADVANTAGESOF BLOGS
• MAKE MONEY-
You can blog for fun, but you can also make money while doing so.Blogs can help you earn
money through several revenue streams - and advertising is just one of these.
• KEEP IN TOUCH-
Blogs establish a sense of community by providing an open avenue for communication and
encouraging interaction.Depending on your blog, 'community' in this case can mean your
family, your schoolmates, your fellow hobbyists, your customers, your target market -
whoever you're talking to.
• COMPLEMENT YOUR SITE-
If you already have a website, then you should add a blog to it by all means.Blogs can add a
personal touc with what you have to say, an site.
8. DISADAVANTAGES OF BLOGS
Need to keep it
constantly updated
otherwise you lose
potential readers.
Easy to start, hard
to maintain
Inconsistency and
Lack of Self-
Discipline.
Social Validations
9. conclusion
• Should be brief (one short paragraph is best).
• Summarizes the main idea of the content without being meaningless or too
broad.
• Reminds the audience of the benefit of reading.
• Wraps up the content so the article feels complete.
• Includes a call to action:
• Most online content is created to engage the
audience and encourage comments and user interaction.
• Ask a question for audience feedback or opinions whenever you can in a
conclusion.
• The blog should be written and presented with respect to its process and
steps.
10. Process/steps of blog
Choose a topic
Name your domain
Choose a blogging platform
Choose your hosting and theme
Plan and write content
11. FAMOUS
BLOGGING SITES
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