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Creating Your Own Blog & Being A Contributor in Indo-Thai Partnership Blog

Creating Your Own Blog & Being A Contributor in Indo-Thai Partnership Blog. What is a Blog?. Blog is short for Web Log. Think of it as a journal of fact based opinions. You write about an issue or question, or reflect on an event. People can read your posted writing and comment on it.

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Creating Your Own Blog & Being A Contributor in Indo-Thai Partnership Blog

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  1. Creating Your Own Blog & Being A Contributor in Indo-Thai Partnership Blog

  2. What is a Blog? • Blog is short for Web Log. • Think of it as a journal of fact based opinions. • You write about an issue or question, or reflect on an event. • People can read your posted writing and comment on it. Web logs are simply websites that can be easily updated.

  3. Role in The Blog • Administrator = GOD in Your Own Blog • You can post anything (articles, comments, etc) • You can design the blog • You can arrange the feature • etc • Contributor • You just can post articles • Manage your own comments • Creating polling

  4. The Famous Blog • Wordpress • Blogspot/Blogger http://wordpress.com http://blogger.com

  5. Situation • We will using http://wordpress.com • Have an Email Address • Never registered at Wordpress.com • Indo-Thai Partnership blog is inviting you to be a contributor • You will get the invitation via email • Accept the invitation and create your own wordpress account • You will have your own blog • You registered as a contributor at Indo-Thai Partnership blog

  6. Check Your Email

  7. Following/Click the Link for Sign Up

  8. Write your blog address Example: ‘hothilehang’ hothilehang Write your username hothilehang Write your password vietnam2011 vietnam2011 Write your correct email address hothilehang2008@yahoo.com Click Sign Up Button Sign Up

  9. Check Your Email There is Confirmation for Activation

  10. Following/Click The Link to Activate

  11. The Confirmation the Account is ready

  12. Check Your Email There is Confirmation that you have your own blog

  13. Confirmation that your blog ready

  14. Log in using your username and password

  15. Login

  16. Ready to Post Article

  17. You Registered at Two Blog

  18. What You Have To Do in Indo-Thai Partnership Blog??? • Post the articles about the progress of your partnership program • Post the news if you conducted the activities together with your partner • Give a comment to the other schools articles At Least Once a Month

  19. What You Have To Do in Your Own Blog???

  20. Steps to Using a Classroom Blog 1. Register a Classroom Blog as a Teacher 1a. Write, edit and publish class blogs as a teacher 5a. Teacher reads and approves comments before they are published 2. Add students to your classroom blog so that they can post blog articles 4a. Teacher reviews the student article 4. Student gives the article to teacher for review 3. Student composes an article related to an assignment 5. Classmates or other audiences read and comment to the student article

  21. How do I use Blogs in Class • Students give feedback to each other • Track student writing development • Students use their peer network to develop their own knowledge • Update new information on homework assignments • Encourages students to help each other with their writing • As a classroom discussion and debate area • For real-world writing experiences • Keep class blogs together in one area for easy tracking • Prolong discussions outside the classroom • Q and A with guest speakers • Quickly give feedback to students • Use it for literature circle activities • Get responses to a question with different answers each time

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