Blogging for Techno Geeks
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The document introduces blogging, explaining its purpose as a platform for sharing information and self-expression. It emphasizes the importance of safety, especially for younger users, recommending parental supervision and caution about sharing personal details online. The document also offers suggestions for blogging platforms suitable for kids and encourages sharing creative works over personal information.
Blogging for Techno Geeks
- 1. Blogging for techno geeks What? Why? Who? How?
- 2. Jami Howard Graphic & Web Designer
- 3. What is a blog? Web log è blog
- 4. A blog is a place for storing and sharing information on the internet. What kind of information?
- 5. ANYTHING YOUR desires
- 6. Websites that are actually blogs:
- 7. Why do we blog? Because we have something to say Because we have something to SHARE
- 8. I like to cook I like Pokémon I like I like history to draw
- 9. Martha Payne Started a photo-blog, taking pictures of her lunch at school every day. She would rate her lunches on how healthy they were and how tasty they were. She is now famous and has travelled all over the world! She is only nine years old!!
- 10. How Do we blog? A few ideas to get you started
- 11. FIRST Always, always, always ask your parents first before you create a blog.
- 12. second Choose a platform Check out kidblog.org Your teacher helps you and your classmates run your blogs Or blogspot.com and also wordpress.com
- 13. Stay smart – safety first Many blogging platforms (like blogspot and wordpress) are made for people who are at least 13 years old. This is for your protection and safety. If you and your parents decide to use a blogging platform that is open to the public, please remember to use your head and do not post anything too personal. Be aware of Stranger danger in real life & online
- 14. DO NOT POST: • Pictures of yourself • Pictures of your friends • Your last name • Your address • Your phone number • The name of things like your school, sports team, etc
- 15. DO POST: • Pictures of your art • Stories and poetry you’ve written • Papers or projects that you’ve done for school • Your opinion on news and pop culture • Other people’s work that you enjoy