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The document provides guidance on communication sites, email etiquette, blogging, and creating websites. It lists popular communication sites like Facebook, MySpace, and Gmail. It provides tips for email such as keeping messages concise, front-loading the main point, using descriptive subject lines, and avoiding replying to all. Blogging advice includes regularly updating with progress and occasional summaries on topics like school projects. Instructions for creating a basic website through Google Sites are also included.
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- 4. Blogging • Frequently updated past to show progress, with occasional summaries. • Talks about what you are doing. - A journal - Reverse chronological - Newest to oldest School settings - Post outline what you are doing - Progress on project - What have you learned? - Next steps/ goals. - Occasionally summarize your results/ progress
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