3. Sign up for a Google Gmail Account. It’s FREE. A Gmail account will give you access to many FREE Google services, including Google Blogger, Google Sites, Youtube and others. If you already have a Google account, forego signing up to Gmail and use your current account.
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7. You are signed up for Google Gmail. You may use your Gmail account to access Google Blogger and create a FREE Blog.
8. Google Blogger is found under the more followed by even more on the www.google.com header line. Click first on more.
9. Google Blogger is found under the more followed by even more on the www.google.com header line. Then click on even more.
17. If you so desire, you may customize the template. Once done click on apply to blog
18. The Posting tab will present a blank box with the usual controls for font, size, etc.
19. The text input here was selected from a MS Word document (Highlight & Copy) and pasted into the box. The post may be previewed prior to publication.
20. The finished blog after adjusting the text and adding a picture (image) uploaded from own computer (Part 1).
21. The finished blog after adjusting the text and adding a picture (image) uploaded from own computer (Part 2). This is the box allowing others to participate in your blog. However, you control your blog and you can delete any unwanted postings.
22. DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION That’s how far I take you. If you practice, play with your blog you will discover many marvelous capabilities and you will soon be as proficient as a professional and your blog will look maaaarveloooouuus! How will people know about your blog? Here’s one suggestion: Whenever you send an Email to friends, relatives and acquaintances, append your Blog’s URL to your signature.
23. DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION URL – What’s that? URL stands for: Uniform Resource Identifier. It may be a page, image, video or document. It’s the address on the Internet where one can find your blog. In this example the URL is: http://lifelonglearningatunf.blogspot.com