STEP BY STEP "how to make blog and blogging"

"BLOGGING"is the act of posting content on a blog ( Web log or online journal) or posting comments on someone else's blog.

Blogging is very popular today because it allows people to interact with each other. Blogging has also become a popular search engine tool because search engines like Google and Yahoo know that a blog is frequently updated with content or visitor comments, so their spiders visit blogs frequently looking for new content to include in their index.

Before you start a "BLOG" it's important to determine if blogging is right for you to ensure your blogging experience will be successful such as :

1. You Enjoy Spending Time Surfing the Web
2. You Like to Write
3. You're Passionate About Your Blog's Topic
4. You Can Commit to Blogging
5. You're Comfortable Publicizing Your Thoughts, Opinions and Ideas
6. You're Willing to Take Risks

Here there are several ways to SET UP the BLOG:

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   Navigate to www.blogger.com using your web browser of choice.
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   Sign in using your Google Account to get started.
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   If you do not have a Google Account, click “Get Started” to create one.
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   Enter a “Display Name” to be used to sign your blog posts and click “Continue”.
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   Click “Create Your Blog Now”
   
   
   
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   Select a “Blog title” and an available URL for your blog. You can check if the URL you are considering is available by clicking "Check Availability".
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   Enter the word verification and click continue.
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   Choose a starter template, which will act as the basic design/layout of your blog.
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   Click “Start Blogging”
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    You can create new blog posts, edit posts, and edit pages from under the “Posting” tab.
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    The title of your post goes in the text box next to “Title”.
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    The body of your post will get entered into the “Compose” text editor, where you 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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    You can also use the “Edit HTML” tab to insert your post in HTML format, if you prefer.
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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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    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.
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    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 on 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.
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    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”.

After you have your own blog , now you can blogging:)

HYPERTEXT AND HYPERMEDIA

HYPERTEXT :

Hypertext is text which contains links to other texts.

HYPERMEDIA:

HyperMedia is a term used for hypertext which is not constrained to be text: it can include graphics, video and sound ,

EXAMPLE OF HYPERTEXT :

Hypertext fiction is interactive with often intricate paths to different threads of the story and related graphics.  With some hypertect fiction, just by clicking on a word, the reader experiences the story in a way that is not easily repeatable, given the numerous possibliities to approaching the story. Some stories are designed to not allow the the reader to have the same experience twice. 

Hypertext poetry links different passages of the poem that stem from the primary text. Some hypertext poetry does not have a primary text.  By selecting random paths to create her or his own version of the fiction and poetry, the reader creates his or her version of the story/poem.  Although the author has created a set number of paths, the linking pattern the reader chooses determines the version of the story. Some hypertext literary works do provide an overall map of the structure. An early fiction work, Afternoon, a Story, by Michael Joyce (1991, Cambridge, Mass: Eastgate Press, on computer disk) does not provide the readers with the overall structure. Some sections have few links, while others have numerous links. The effect when reading the story is that the reader is creating the story as she/he proceeds, even though Joyce has written all of the possible narrative threads.

CONCEPT OF HYPERMEDIA:

There is an example of hyperlink:
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MY AIM , MY DESTINY

Everyone have their own aim and destiny in their life . It was same like me . I have my own aim and targets in my life . For me it is too hard for us to cacth our dreams without work hard 

Any sort of feedback and constructive criticism whether negative or positive is very appreciated. Please suggest any changes at all as I am not exactly the best writer in town. 

Throughout my life, I often had always wondered what my calling was. What was my purpose in life? What is my destiny? My thought process of this topic of discussion was very divided. Exploring myself has always been something I am fond of. Finding your true heart's calling is not exactly one of the easiest things to do in life. Asking myself the question of what my calling is, I believe I may never reach to a clear answer at hand ever. But if one can dream, then allow me to express my thoughts.

The concept of one's calling is something vague. If you venture deeper into the question, you'll start to even ask yourself more questions. In this case I had began to question myself on matters such as my passions, my goals, what I would like people to remember me for/as, et cetera. As someone who tries to aim to become the best, I always try to develop myself into a better person, develop skills such as leadership, set goals and aspirations for myself, and strive to thrive. My path to success comes with many hardships and I still have miles and miles left before I can reach true success. Along the course of my life, I have discovered helping people in any way possible really truly makes me happy. Perhaps what I'm driven to do in life is to help others in any way I can. I cannot fully conclude that my true calling lies in helping others, but it is definitely the clearest of all. 

My lifelong still ongoing process of self-discovery has fascinated me and still is. The one that really makes me feel like I have a reason and a purpose to be in this world is the fact that I can help. I believe helping others helps ourselves and is a something joyfully rewarding in many ways. When I realized helping others and making a difference gave me immense satisfaction, I also had a feeling of responsibility in life. It started to matter a lot to me and it gave my life a purpose. This was my passion. My passion always fueled when I received gratitude and thankfulness and appreciation from others. Whenever I saw someone needy, I needed to lend a hand out to them. All this had made me realize that my existence on Earth has a mission. That mission is to make the world a better place for these people to whom life had been cruel.

My inspiration and motivation to involve myself in helping others came from many places. From seeing the homeless and the needy on the streets, random acts of kindness, videos, it made me felt that I as a socially-privileged person, had to give back some way or another. My first step when I first started to help people was to involve myself in community service and volunteering. To this day it is still one of my great pleasures and it still is and will be. As I saw all the parts of society out there who suffered, my outlook and viewpoint on life began developing and changing too that point on. My drive to help others soon helped me to begin thinking of what I would like to study and what I would like to do in life. I decided that I was going to be one that services the community. Something I would like to do is to become part of law enforcement. That way, I can serve the community and improve the quality of life. It is however not what I have set out to do in life though, so I am still unsure. 

Devoting and dedicating myself to the community and society is how I will leave my imprint on society. It is a common thought among people that success means to have a lot of money and fame. What success means to me is how I will make a difference in life. "To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world."

Story board

Storyboards are graphic organizer in the form of illustrations or images displayed in sequence for the purpose of pre-visualizing a montion picture, animination, montion graphic or interactive media sequence .

The storyboards process, in the form it is known today, was developed at the WALT DISNEY STUDIO during the early 1930's . After several years of similar processes being in use at WALT DISNEY and other animination studios .

example of storyboard:

Example of my storyboard;

Becoming a scholar student ..

Hello everyone .. Have a blast today...

Success is a like a common dream for  everyone. Me? Absolutely focus on that dream!  More exciting then we are scholared during our studies. 

We called " scholar student".  To be the one of them is not easy. Lots of effort we need to put. 

I always dream that i will walking on the red carpet , wearing mortar board on my head on the graduation day.. Yes.. Graduation with flying colours..

Anyway,  thats my dream.. 

Now, there's some tips to be the scholar student? 

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   Make good use of your agenda. They give it to you for a reason. Don't only write homework, but make sure to write down other stuff you'll need to remember (like games, practices, study sessions, etc). In order to be a successful high school student, you need to have the ability to stay on top of all your activities. Use your agenda to stay organized and follow through with your plans. Also, use your agenda to set time limits. If you're spending more than an hour on that math assignment, you're clearly not getting it, and are only hurting yourself. Stop, put it aside, move on to other homework. Come back to it later and if you still don't get it, explain what happened to your teacher. Chances are, they'll be happy to help and not dock your grade. Just make sure you've made an attempt to do the work.
   
   

   
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   Stay organized. Make sure you have all the supplies you need. It may help to have one 3-ring binder with pockets for each class (maybe only a folder for an elective class) with loose-leaf paper and dividers if they help. If your teacher likes to lecture, have a spiral notebook for notes- the pages are less likely to rip out than loose-leaf. Keep papers in chronological order- they'll be easier to find later when studying. If your binder starts to get full, transfer old papers into another binder to keep at home. This way you won't have to lug them around, but they will be there when studying for midterms and finals.
   
   

   
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   School IS important. You don't have to be the nerd who holes himself/herself up in his/her bedroom Friday night or reads gigantic books in the corner of the room to be considered someone who takes school seriously. The truth is, school IS important. You need it to have a good resume, and you need it to get into a good college and later get a good career that will support you for the rest of your life, but even though you decide not to go to college, school does help a lot. Social wise and intellectually. It's important to have fun and have lots of extra-curricular activities, but school should always be your number one priority. That being said, never take homework, tests, and quizzes lightly! Note that extra-curricular activities are also good with college resumes as well.
   
   

   
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   School is important, but so is a social life. Balance is the key. You can be someone who makes straight A's in all advanced classes, but if you have zero extra-curricular activities in your application for college, you will have a much more difficult time getting accepted. It's just not attractive either way. Keep on top of your school work but make sure you let your hair down a little sometimes to join a few clubs consistently throughout your high school years. You won't regret it.
   
   

   
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   Get involved at your school.You don't have to wear spirit colors everyday or be a cheerleader to do this. All you need to do is to stay on top of things- current events, who won the basketball game last Friday, attending school functions like dances and variety shows, keeping up with plans your student council has for the school, etc. Just like keeping up with current events and politics is important, so is being active at your campus. Not only will it bond you with other people, but it's always good to have a collective unity over a student body. It shows that you care about the learning environment that you're in that you support all the organizations at your school.
   
   

   
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   Join a sport. It's easy to forget to stay in shape when the workload starts piling up, so joining a team at your school makes it one less worry in your schedule; it's already incorporated in your daily routine. If you're going for all three seasons, that's great, but make sure you're being reasonable. If you're taking all honors classes, for example, and you know you're going to have a heck of a lot of homework, you may want to consider taking a season off. Try your hardest at both your sport and your schoolwork and you should be more than great- you're healthy and on top of your schoolwork.
   
   

   
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   Figure out what your hobbies are and find a club that matches that. Not being an athlete is no excuse for not having something to do after school. If you're into art, join the art club. Music, and join the orchestra or a band. Joinsomething and be sure to stick with it for a long time; it looks good on college applications. If you're not into any of your school's clubs, ask your principal to start a new one. Most likely he/she will say yes and it's just one quick and easy process into a initiating a new activity at your school.
   
   

   
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   Care about college. As soon as sophomore year, start visiting colleges. You don't need to decide anything yet, but it will help you decide if you want a large school or small (urban, rural, or suburban, if a state school is an acceptable choice, and so on). Visit your guidance counselor a lot- they're going to have to write a letter of recommendation so the better they know you, the better a letter you'll get. They'll also be able to help recommend colleges and find scholarships.
   
   

   
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   Care about your Grade Point Average. Your GPA is as important to you as your parents credit score is to them. A low credit score prevents your parent from being able to get a loan, rent an apartment, get a credit card, get a cell phone and on and on. Your parents credit score is their lifeline. It opens doors and closes doors. Your GPA is your lifeline! With a high GPA many options are available after graduation. You will have many choices regarding which colleges you can attend. A low GPA limits your options. There is a program out there for everyone but having a choice makes the walk across the stage a sweet victory!
   
   

   
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    Make friends with everyone.There's too much going on to worry about cliques, who's friends with whom, who the popular people are, etc. The best thing to do is to just be friends with everyone. Be confident and be yourself. Get into the habit of saying hi to people and not being afraid to talk to new classmates. The more comfortable you become with a more diverse group of people, the more people will like you and the more you will accustom yourself to the art of versatility later in life.
    
    

    
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    Don't compare yourself with others. It cannot be stressed enough that there's already too much on your plate to worry about trivial stuff like this. High school is only a competition with yourself. Everyday you should only be trying to get better, not worrying about how the girl sitting in front of you has nicer clothes, is getting better grades, has a hotter boyfriend, etc. Ten years from now, this won't matter. Focus on yourself. Focus on what youcan do to make yourself better. Then, most importantly, go for it!
    
    

    
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    Don't procrastinate. This is probably the #1 curse of all high school students. It's hard and it's okay if you do it every once in a while. But when big tests, exams, and essays come, don't make it a habit. You'll only be sorry in the end, especially in college with jumbo papers and insane amounts of reading will become the norm. It's best to accustom yourself to getting things done early and out of the way rather than waiting until the very last minute.
    
    

    
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    Eat breakfast and lunch. It sounds stupid, but you'd be surprised how many people skip breakfast or lunch. Not only is this dumb, but it's uncool and unhealthy. First of all, waffles are yummy. If you don't have time to eat breakfast at home, take some at the bus stop or buy some at your cafeteria before the first period. It's important to jump start your metabolism the right way so it's running smoothly throughout the whole day. Lunch is important to prevent your stomach from grumbling during your last periods. A full stomach keeps you focused. Skipping meals actually only slows down your metabolism and makes you gain more weight, not less.
    
    

    
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    Stay healthy both inside and outside of school. Don't fall for the vending machine trap. Most of the food in there is just unhealthy and disgusting. Go for the soy chips or anything whole grain if the vending machine is all you have the moment. Don't fall for the Vitamin Water trap either- it's loaded with sugar. Only if you're a competitive athlete and will be burning off those 400+ calories pretty soon should you pay for that jumbo pack of gummy bears or something. At home, take an after-school snack to keep your belly full until dinner time--invest in fruits, nuts, and healthy chips. Loading on junk food during the day is not only unhealthy but will only give you a temporary "energy" for homework or that 10-page paper you have to write tonight. Convince your school to get an all-natural and organic vending machine (see resources).
    
    

    
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    Get enough sleep. This is easier said than done, but sleep has so many benefits. If every high school kid got around 7-10 hours like they should, everyone would be a much happier camper. Try to get things done and out of the way so that you get your much needed shuteye. Not only will you be more alert during the day, but it helps improve your complexion and your figure, and you'll be much more likely to pay attention in your boring classes and, as a result, ace them. Of course, this is not always possible, especially in the dreaded junior year. If you're taking 3+ AP's and are in all those clubs and sports, there are chances you will be up until 1 AM doing homework - if that happens, skip clubs/sports the next day and nap! You are no good to anyone when you are severely sleep deprived. Naps are wonderful things. Also, caffeine can help you keep focused - but there are potential side effects, and addiction can hurt you in the short and long term . Try to use the stimulant in moderate amounts and only when absolutely necessary e.g. an important test.
    
    

    
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    The only trend you should follow is yourself. This doesn't mean you should then go to school the next day wearing pantyhose on your head, or whatever. You should have your own style and your own identity, so that you make your mark in high school the right way and not as a nondescript UGG-wearing replica of every other girl out there (or guy, if you're reading this. You probably don't wear UGGs though). Be original, and don't be afraid to be yourself. It's cliche but it's essential. People are more likely to remember you and want to be friends with you if you are intriguing and different.
    
    

    
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    Try to go out during the weekends. You endured 5 agonizing days of school, and the time has come to cut yourself some slack. During the weekend, if you have friends to go with, go somewhere fun and have a blast. Even if you don't have many friends, spend the weekend relaxing and doing what you like to do. Let yourself loose and energize yourself so when Monday comes, you're all partied out and ready to focus again. But remember that school is the top priority, so don't do this if you have a ton of homework this weekend.
    
    

    
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    Never give up. Again, cliche, but important. High school is all about making a fool of yourself but picking yourself back up, trying again, and making friends along the way. Learn to laugh at yourself when you make a mistake. Don't beat yourself up over the occasional C or D (heaven forbid an F) on a test or quiz. Tell yourself to study harder and strive for an A the next time. If your team lost a game, tell yourself to push yourself a little harder at the next practice. Learning this will soon apply outside of school and into other parts of your fantastic life. Learn from your mistakes and you will go a long way. Just remember, no one is perfect.