first bloging

So there are “the one” and “the other” Links.

The “one” Link is when the Link is opened in the existing window at least if you don’t want your visitor to leave your Blog. This type of Link will close your Blog, open the Link and after some more clicks your premier visitor won’t find the way back to your blog –> one lost visitor !

The “other” Link is when the Link is opened in a new window.

Advantages:

• Your visitor can search for the desired information in the opened Link and can return to your Blog with no big effort.

Therefor make sure you used the right typ of Link!

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In the End everyone has to decide what kind of Links he want to use.

So this is a little help for myself to remember how some technical or tricky things on edublogs are done,

but it can also be a little help for everyone else who may read this.

Let us start!

Its easiest to embed a multimedia data like a video a picture via a HTML-Code (HTML-Tag).

Therefore you first have to save your muldimedia data online here you have more than one possibility:

1. upload it directly to your Blog

Better:

2. upload it to an online service that fits your data for example for:

• video:Viddler, Teachertube
• Slides: Slideshare
• Images: Flickr
• Links: del.icio.us
• Text: scribd, issuu

Sometimes you have to sign in first!

3. next step : find the HTML Code for embeding your data, copy it and paste it to the the HTML Code of your

Blog Post. There you simply have to decide where exactly your data schould be integratet.

4. Here is a little example how to embed a video:

After uploading the video go to the symbol “embed” at the top.

copy the code!

paste it to your Blog Post

and publish it or save it for later by useing one of the shown buttons:

You made it!

Hello everyone!

To all of you, who have now become more interested in Podcasts, this might be quite interesting:

Create your own Podcast

And by the way, to all members of the first group, you did very well in my opinion, especially you had the hardest part being the first ones who were forced to do your presentation.