The document compares the author's early blogs to more recent blogs, noting improvements in using multimedia and interactive elements. Specifically, early blogs just listed photos or posted plain text, while newer blogs insert photos into videos and include Prezi presentations. The author also notes their blogs now include more details beyond a basic checklist, showing growth in blogging skills over time.

1. ‘Comparing my own blogs’
How have I improved my blogging
skills so far?

2. Presenting photos
This is a print screen of one
of my older blogs. I have
simply presented a list of
photographs without using
any ICT. This looks boring and
lacks creativity.
This is a print screen of a more
recent blog, as you can see I have
inserted photographs into a video
rather than just listing them on
my blog. This looks more
appealing and takes up less space
on my blog. It looks neater.

3. Presenting text
I found this blog from a while ago,
It shows that I have presented my
analysis on a previous students
music video without using any
other ICT. I have also posted a link
to the clip, rather than inserting the
video itself, which would have been
easier for the audience and more
appealing.
A more recent blog, in which I
described how music videos
appeal to their audience, I have
created a Prezi. I have used
different technology and
presented my ideas in a more
interesting and exciting way.

4. Blogging checklist
Mainly only what is
on the check list
What is on
the check list
and much
more…
I used to show
evidence of
mainly following
blogging checklist,
however as you
can see from my
blog now, I add
more extra
information as
well as following
the check list!