Yes, you can edit your own posts (but not someone else's). Here are step by step instructions:
1. Log in.
2. At the bottom of the published post you want to edit, next to the 'comments' link, you'll see a pencil icon. Click on that 'Edit Post' icon.
3. That should take you back to the input screen. Click 'Publish Post' to save your changes.
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Friday, June 29, 2007
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Blogging guidelines
Have fun with the blog! We genuinely want to hear about your adventures (and misadventures) in the lab this summer. Please post regularly about the things you're learning, any new experiences, and, especially, your reactions to those things. Also, be supportive of each other and comment on other people's posts.
General blog guidelines:
1. Please include labels in all of your posts. One of the labels must be your name (written the same way each time).
2. All students are welcome to play around with the template and style of the blog. Please do!
3. Remember this is a public blog. Please, no inappropriate content.
General blog guidelines:
1. Please include labels in all of your posts. One of the labels must be your name (written the same way each time).
2. All students are welcome to play around with the template and style of the blog. Please do!
3. Remember this is a public blog. Please, no inappropriate content.
Monday, June 11, 2007
How to post something on the blog!
1. Make sure you are logged in. You will need a google account to do so. Get one! It's free!
2. Make sure you have access to the blog. I need to give you permission to get access to posting. You should have received an email with a link to start posting. Follow the email's directions.
3. Once logged in and having access, you can now start posting! In the top right corner it should say 'New Post' click there. (If it doesn't say that, it probably says 'sign in', so do that first).
4. It will bring you to a screen where you fill in the Title and Body of your post. For newbies, stick to the 'compose screen'. If you know some html, click on 'edit html'. From the compose tab there are some basic formatting functions like bold, italics, etc.
5. Be sure to add a label to this post. Labels are just tags or keywords that describe what the post was generally about. Also, please always put your name as a label so that we can easily group all an individual's posts together. For instance, labels could be "Erica", "instructions", "introductions", "PCR", "Harry Potter". Just put something that could be useful in the label field. A post can have multiple labels, just separate them with commas.
6. You can preview your post, but when you're ready, click 'Publish Post', and you're done!
2. Make sure you have access to the blog. I need to give you permission to get access to posting. You should have received an email with a link to start posting. Follow the email's directions.
3. Once logged in and having access, you can now start posting! In the top right corner it should say 'New Post' click there. (If it doesn't say that, it probably says 'sign in', so do that first).
4. It will bring you to a screen where you fill in the Title and Body of your post. For newbies, stick to the 'compose screen'. If you know some html, click on 'edit html'. From the compose tab there are some basic formatting functions like bold, italics, etc.
5. Be sure to add a label to this post. Labels are just tags or keywords that describe what the post was generally about. Also, please always put your name as a label so that we can easily group all an individual's posts together. For instance, labels could be "Erica", "instructions", "introductions", "PCR", "Harry Potter". Just put something that could be useful in the label field. A post can have multiple labels, just separate them with commas.
6. You can preview your post, but when you're ready, click 'Publish Post', and you're done!
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