Creating Your Blog: Guidelines for Students

1/31/2022

Please follow these guidelines to CREATE your blog!

Step 1: Go to your DP

Step 2: Create a new BLOG page titled "20% Project" and organize it so that it is a drop-down tab under "Humanities".

Step 3: Create your first blog entry welcoming people to your blog. Follow these instructions:

Include a personalized welcome to your audience!
Include a brief description of what your 20% project is (this can be copied and pasted from your project proposal)
Include a photo/image to represent your project idea

Step 4: SHARE your blog!

Option 1: Instructions for sharing to Facebook and Twitter
Option 2: Video tutorial for how to add social media share buttons to your DP
Option 3: OR, just copy and paste the link to your blog each week and share it directly to the social media platforms of your choice!

Step 5: Edit Settings (see images below)

Go to "Settings" on the top menu of your DP.
Select "Blog" on the lefthand side (see image 1 below)
Make sure your "Comment" settings match mine (see image 2 below)

Image 1

Image 2

1 Comment

Addys Vale link

2/19/2022 03:37:36 pm

My group is focusing on teen mental health, and the affects it has on kids. We had a few ideas in the beginning on what we wanted to do but eventually decided to do a project on mental health in teens. All three of us has been affected by mental health issues in some way, so we all had a personal connection with it. We are going to use this blog page to document our progress as we continue on with this project. Our first milestone was actually creating our website and starting to get some progress made on it. We also created an email account in order for others to contact us about anything having to do with mental health in teens. Another thang that we did was starting to make a logo for our "business". We have been wanting to send out a survey to our school and possibly other schools in order to collect data to put on our website. A final thing that we are going to do is add resources for mental health in order for teens to receive help.

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