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Blogger is a blogging service owned by Google that allows users to create blogs. It was created by Pyra Labs and later acquired by Google in 2003. To create a Blogger account, a user must first have a Google account. They can then sign in to Blogger.com, name their blog, choose a template, and start blogging by creating new posts. Blogs on Blogger are typically hosted on a subdomain of blogspot.com. Blogger allows users to easily create, edit, and manage blog posts and comments from a dashboard interface.
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Introduction to blogging
- 1. Presenter: Samson V. Edillo SINHS Reference:Exporing –I.T Intermediate Blog, An I.T Training Module for EXCITE
- 2. From “weblog” which later became “blog”. A personal journal published on the consisting of discrete entries (“posts” ) typically displayed in chronological order.
- 3. -is a blog-publishing service that allows private or multi-user blogs with time –stamped entries. It was created by Pyra Labs, which was bought by google in 2003. Generally, the blogs are hosted by Google at a sub domain of blogspot.com
- 4. HOW TO CREATE A BLOGGER ACCOUNT? Note: You must have a google mail account before you set up a blogger account. 1.On the address bar(a.k.a location bar or URL bar of your browser, type www.blogger.com and press Enter key.
- 5. 2. Fill up the “Create a Google Account “ fields. 3. Name your blog. 4. Choose a template
- 6. 5. The notification webpage will be displayed “Your blog has been created.” 6. Click “START BLOGGING.”
- 7. 1. It refines your writing skills.
- 8. 2. It increases your knowledge base
- 9. 3. It makes you a better researcher.
- 10. 4.It earns you money.
- 11. 5. It connects you with professionals
- 12. 1. Create POST/S for a specific audience. 2. Create polls for your class. 3. Create Lessons in PowerPoint & upload them on your blog. 4. Create tutorials
- 14. Create a blog- blogger allows you to create more than one blog Help- help pages for assistance on most issues . View blog- gives you a of view your blog. New post- one quick way to create a post
- 15. Functions Accessible from the Dashboard Edit Posts- allows editing any post you already created. Comments-lets you view all the comments in one page on any of your blog post. Settings- changing all sorts of settings in your blog. Design-for customizing the design & layout of your blog.
- 16. END