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This document provides tips for journalists on effective blogging. It discusses focusing your blog on a specific topic or "patch" that interests you, engaging with your audience through comments, and using links to credit sources, show your knowledge, and foster conversation. Links are an important part of blogging and can help drive traffic. The document also addresses managing comments respectfully and involving the community through guest bloggers, photos, videos and shared content.
Presentation _ Unit no.1_ Lesson No. 1-2_ Grade 8.pptx
This document provides information about browsers and the web. It discusses different types of browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari and Opera. It describes the parts of a browser like the address bar, links, back/forward buttons, bookmarks and history. It also covers topics like web links, different types of websites (e.g. blogs, news, ecommerce), and common internet acronyms. The goal is for students to learn about browsers, how to navigate the web, and basic concepts related to websites and online content.
Slideshare
Slideshare.net is a presentation sharing website founded in 2006 that allows users to upload and share presentations. It was founded by Uzanto Consulting and is led by CEO Rashmi Sinha. The site saw steady growth since launch and hosts features like uploading presentations, sharing via embed codes or URL, connecting with other users, and organizing presentations by tags or groups. The document provides an overview of Slideshare.net's history and key features for uploading, sharing, and discovering presentations on the platform.
Optimizing SlideShare for Twitter
This SlideShare tactic is a great way to start optimizing your decks to increase traffic and engagement from your audience.
Check out the full post on the SlideShare blog: http://blog.slideshare.net/2013/07/17/how-i-hacked-slideshare-to-optimize-twitter/
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Web2.0 Getting started (Lip Smacking Good: Your Library's blog and Web2.0 tools)
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Presentation _ Unit no.1_ Lesson No. 1-2_ Grade 8.pptx
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Slide Share Mw
- 1. Slide share Web 2.0 By Maria Woodhouse
- 3. Where is it?
- 5. users can
- 6. upload
- 7. view
- 11. Uploading
- 12. Saving
- 14. Upside Inspiration Need something fast Easy viewing Sharing
- 15. Downside Inappropriate content Too much choice Not always reliable Can’t find the slide show you saw yesterday! Can waste time “surfing”
- 16. Downside
- 17. Image credits Microsoft Clip Art, Free images (2007). Emotions. June 6, 2009 from http://office.microsoft.com/en- au/clipart/default.aspx?ver=12&app=mstore.exe
Editor's Notes
- Who has heard of, or used Slide Share before?If not, don’t worry SlideSare is simply what the title says it is ...a means for people to upload, view and share their slides online.
- For those who are anxious about yet another website, the web address is easy to remember, and if you forget, it is easy to find on google.
- Post to other social network sitesBloggerWordPressTwitterFacebookDeliciousYou are welcome to attend a seminar presented by Professor Jan Damsgaard of Copenhagen Business School.Date: Wednesday 10th of June at 11.00-11.50Title: The Wireless Internet: innovative business models and disruptive technologies
- Click the link to open the slideshare home page.
- A site like slide show, has a number of obvious advantages:You can use it for inspirationWhen you need something fastFor sharing your own workFor easy viewing
- The downside.As with all internet sites, there are inherent problems with slide share:Too much choiceInappropriate contentCan waste time surfingCan’t find a slide you saw yesterdayThe site is not always reliable
- Beware, you may encounter this message occasionally