How TO CREATE A BLOG

class as been taken about how to create a free blog using blogger
by ATC Sir

1.BLOG

A blog is a regularly updated website or online platform where individuals or groups share their thoughts,opinions,experiences and expertise on  various topics.

2.BLOGGER

Blogger refers to an individual who writes and manages a blog, sharing their thoughts, expertise, or experiences on various topics through regular posts on an online platform.

3.BLOGSPHERE

The "blogosphere" is the online community made up of all the blogs and bloggers.

BEGINNERS TO KNOW BEFORE CREATEING A BLOG

1.Choose a subject
2.Choose a name
3.Register your domine name
4.Find the web host

STEPS TO CREATE A BLOG IN BLOGGER.COM

1.Sing in to blogger
2.On the left, click the Down arrow
3.Click new blog
4.Enter a name of your blog
5.Click next
6.Choose a blog address or URL


ADVANTAGES OF BLOG

*Freedom to speech
*Share knowledge with others
*Make online friends
*Can be used as a diary
*Don't need to know HTML
*Can update your site from anywhere

DISADVANTAGES OF BLOG

*Need to keep it constantly updated
*Easy to start, hard to maintain

BLOGGING SITES

*blogger.com
*wordpress.org & wordpress.com
*wix.com
*medium.com
*tumblr.com
*weebly.com


            HAPPY BLOGGING


 

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