03.10.10 WordPress Blogs
1.29.2010
About Blogs, Blogger, WordPress, and this Workshop
This TechMatters 2010 series blog has been created using Blogger, a friendly, accessible, easily customized platform for building blogs. Unfortunately, Blogger is also a limited platform. That is why this workshop covers another, more sophisticated platform: WordPress.
I still like Blogger, and because it is still the perfect tool for so many jobs, I still use it. But when I need something beefy, something that can both pirouette and annihilate, I turn to WordPress.
For the purposes of practicing what I preach and of increasing the speed at which this platform becomes familiar, this WordPress Blogs workshop will be presented via WordPress. Please follow this link to get there: http://rwpblogs.wordpress.com/.
At the end of our time together this evening, you are welcome to complete the Participant Feedback: Online Survey from this link, of course. And if you would really prefer to work with Blogger over WordPress, please visit RWP's Advanced Technology Institute 2009 resources for how-to-build and where-to-go directions at http://ati2009.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-use-blogger.html or (for a printer-friendly, downloadable version of same) at http://www.humboldt.edu/~rwp/BloggerDirectionsATI2009.pdf.
This TechMatters 2010 series blog has been created using Blogger, a friendly, accessible, easily customized platform for building blogs. Unfortunately, Blogger is also a limited platform. That is why this workshop covers another, more sophisticated platform: WordPress.
I still like Blogger, and because it is still the perfect tool for so many jobs, I still use it. But when I need something beefy, something that can both pirouette and annihilate, I turn to WordPress.
For the purposes of practicing what I preach and of increasing the speed at which this platform becomes familiar, this WordPress Blogs workshop will be presented via WordPress. Please follow this link to get there: http://rwpblogs.wordpress.com/.
At the end of our time together this evening, you are welcome to complete the Participant Feedback: Online Survey from this link, of course. And if you would really prefer to work with Blogger over WordPress, please visit RWP's Advanced Technology Institute 2009 resources for how-to-build and where-to-go directions at http://ati2009.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-use-blogger.html or (for a printer-friendly, downloadable version of same) at http://www.humboldt.edu/~rwp/BloggerDirectionsATI2009.pdf.
