Blog Training Programme

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Content: What is Blog? How to create blog? How to access the blog? Creating Effective Blogs Presented by Deepali Talekar M.L.I.Sc,(Part II) [email protected] m

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PPT is about the what is blog, how to create blog account, and how to access the blog.

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Content: What is Blog? How to create blog? How to access the blog?

Creating Effective Blogs

Presented by Deepali Talekar

M.L.I.Sc,(Part II)

[email protected]

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What Is A Blog?

A blog (also called a weblog or web log) is a website consisting of entries (also called posts) appearing in reverse chronological order with the most recent entry appearing first (similar in format to a daily journal). Blogs typically include features such as comments and links to increase user interactivity. Blogs are created using specific publishing software.

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Variations of the term blog

Blogging : The act of writing a post for a blog.

Blogger: A person who writes content for a blog.

Blogosphere: The online community of blogs and bloggers.

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Blog consist of a Title, Body, Permalink, and the Post Date

Title: The main title, or headline, of the post. Body: Main content of the post. Permalink: The URL of the full, individual article Post Date: Date and time the post was

published.

A Blog entry optionally includes the following: Comments Categories (or tags)– Subject that the entry discusses Trackback and or pingback- links to other sites that

refer to the entry

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Before you being blog writing, consider the following points

Blogs Should contain- Ideas Organizations Voice Word choice Sentence Fluency Presentations

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Create account on Blogger

Blogger is an online service owned by Google that publishes single or multi-user blogs created entirely by the user. The service has quickly become the preferred choice of many novice bloggers and is one of the easiest methods of creating and publishing a blog for free.

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Step: 1

Navigate to www.bloger.com using web browser.

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Step: 2

Sign in using Google Account to get started.

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Step: 3 Click “Create Blog Now”

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Step:4Select a “Blog Title” and an available URL for blog.

You can check if the URL you are considering is available by clicking "Check Availability"(if it is unavailable try adding more letters and don't use things like hyphens, under scores, colons etc).

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Step: 5Enter the word verification and click

continue

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Step: 6 Choose the starter template, which will act

as the basic design/layout of your blog.

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Step: 7 Click “Start Blogging”

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Step:8You can create new blog posts, edit posts, and edits pages from under the “posting” tab

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Step: 9The title of your post goes in the text box

next to “Title”.

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Steps :10

The body of users post will entered into the “compose” text editor, where they will also be able to access basic text editor functions such as font size, text, color, the ability to insert links.

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Step: 11

Click on “Images” then Select file from which you want to take “Image”

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Step: 12

Click on “Link” then Write a text to display and past URL in “web address”.

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Step:13

Click on “Insert Images”, then choose file select the image and click on “Add selected” .

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Step: 14

Click on “Insert on Video” then select file:

Upload, From You Tube, From Your Phone, etc

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. The “Post Options” section located underneath the “compose” text editor will allow you to enable reader comments, HTML settings, and post the time and date.

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You can now either select “save Now” to save your post, “Preview” to preview your post before publishing to your blog, or “Publish Post” to publish your post directly to your newly created blog.

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Step: 17

If you wish to change

the design of your blog

from the starter

template you selected

when initially creating

your blog, you can do

so under the “Design”

tab. From within the “Design

Tab” you will be able to edit

Page Elements, HTML, and

change your template with

Temple Designer.

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If you want to adjust other settings such as who is able to view, contribute to, or comment your blog etc, click the “settings” tab

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You can adjust publishing, comments, archiving, permissions, and all other settings from within the sub-tabs located under the main “Settings” tab.

You can add new authors that are able to contribute to and edit your blog by clicking the “Settings” tab “Permissions” sub-tab, and selecting “Add Authors”.

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Tips

Get the Blogger app on your mobile device to have access on the go.

You can view how your blog currently looks at any time by clicking "View Blog" located at the top of the page.

You can add more content to your blog after publishing. Just remember to click the 'Update' Button once you're done.

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Creating A Library Blog

Why Create a Blog for Your Library?– To communicate with your users– To communicate with library staff

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Benefits of Library Blogs

Easy – no HTML knowledge required Inexpensive May be seen as innovative Attracts younger users Allow user feedback through comments Can be career booster for bloggers

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Drawbacks of Library Blogs

Requires staff time commitment– Training– Set-up– Posting

May need to educate people about blogs– Users– Staff

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Consider Purpose & Audience

Determine type of content you wish to share – Library & Topical News– Announce New Services– Recent Acquisitions List– Book/Movie/Web Site Recommendations– Book Discussions– Local Events Calendar– Recommended Research Sources– Other?

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Market Your Blog

Announce in library newsletter Email users directly Share by word of mouth Create bookmarks, business cards, etc. Include URL on library publications Seek links from other Web sites & blogs List with search engines and blog directories Issue a press release to local news

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Thank You