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Blogging Tips for Teachers » How Did You Set Up Your Blog?


How Did You Set Up Your Blog?

How Did You Set Up Your Blog? How Did You Set Up Your Blog?

Every part of this blog I have learned by trial and error.  I encourage other teachers to jump in and begin an educational blog with their students.

There are many options out there, but
I use a Blogger account. It is tied to my Google Gmail account and I moderate all the comments from that email address. (To moderate is to accept or reject a comment. I like to moderate by email. You can moderate from the Blogger site, too.)

Here is a link to the Blogger features and you can join from there if you'd like. You will need a Google Gmail account.


To Make Your Blog:

1.  Under the SETTINGS tab,
choose a name and a description for your blog

2.  Under the SETTINGS tab, make your choices about comments.
(I prefer to moderate comments ALWAYS, and I put my email address in the box in that section. With this option, all comments must be approved by me to be published.
I do not put my email address in the area marked "Comment Notification Email" as I found it redundant.)


3.  Under the LAYOUT tab, choose your template and font colors.


4. Create a new post!

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An excellent resource for educational blogs is The Edublogger.

This wonderful site, run by Sue Waters, is a great place for educational blogging support.




 





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