1)Be street-smart
2)Be responsible and respectful
3)Achieve Balance
4)Embrace Inspirational use of internet
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Interesting facts of Blogger
1)For every minute,270,000 words are written on Blogger.
2)The most important sport in Blogger is football,which is written four times more than the baseball(2nd popular sport).
3)Almost two thirds of Blogger's traffic comes from outside United States.The 2nd place is occupied by Brazil,followed by Turkey,Spain,Canada,and the UK.
4)Blogger.com is one of the most popular blogging software programs available.
5)Blogger.com has offered free blogs since 1999.
2)The most important sport in Blogger is football,which is written four times more than the baseball(2nd popular sport).
3)Almost two thirds of Blogger's traffic comes from outside United States.The 2nd place is occupied by Brazil,followed by Turkey,Spain,Canada,and the UK.
4)Blogger.com is one of the most popular blogging software programs available.
5)Blogger.com has offered free blogs since 1999.
Dangers of Blogger
1)The biggest risk for affiliate bloggers , is the prospect of being sued for slandering or defamation.A number of honest bloggers have suffered this fate.A search on Google for ''bloggers sued'' brings up more than 800,000 items.
2)Recognize that your blog does not attract a great following,your readers may come from sources you least expect or want.They may include your family, your neighbors,and your partner.
3)Some bloggers have lost their jobs as a result of thoughtless coverage of employer-related issues.In fact, if you are thinking of blogging about your job,the simple answer is to avoid it.You will be entering a mine field of potential pitfalls.
4)Making personal information available on the Web, where it is astonishingly easy to find ,could turn you into a target for criminal elements or unwanted lurkers who have something less than your well-being at heart.Your should protect your privacy as best you are able to do.
5)In terms of the new guidelines your product reviews should not contain false or misleading statements in respect of the products you promote, and you have to disclose material connections ,such as your affiliate relationships to the advertisers whose products your are reviewing.
2)Recognize that your blog does not attract a great following,your readers may come from sources you least expect or want.They may include your family, your neighbors,and your partner.
3)Some bloggers have lost their jobs as a result of thoughtless coverage of employer-related issues.In fact, if you are thinking of blogging about your job,the simple answer is to avoid it.You will be entering a mine field of potential pitfalls.
4)Making personal information available on the Web, where it is astonishingly easy to find ,could turn you into a target for criminal elements or unwanted lurkers who have something less than your well-being at heart.Your should protect your privacy as best you are able to do.
5)In terms of the new guidelines your product reviews should not contain false or misleading statements in respect of the products you promote, and you have to disclose material connections ,such as your affiliate relationships to the advertisers whose products your are reviewing.
Cyber Wellness Tips
1)Tell students to never pass along harmful or cruel messages or images.
2)Train students to delete suspicious email messages without opening them.
3)Ask students to step up to friends who are cyberbullying and tell them to stop.
4)Teach students how to use technology to block communication with cyberbullies.
5)Speak to students about the importance of telling a parent or adult about any cyberbullying they're witness to.
2)Train students to delete suspicious email messages without opening them.
3)Ask students to step up to friends who are cyberbullying and tell them to stop.
4)Teach students how to use technology to block communication with cyberbullies.
5)Speak to students about the importance of telling a parent or adult about any cyberbullying they're witness to.
Inspirational use of Blogger
1)Setting up a site to teach people blogging skills.
2)Teaching people how to create a successful membership site.
3)Teaching people how to create their own successful blogs.
4)Help individuals and businesses use online media more effectively.
2)Teaching people how to create a successful membership site.
3)Teaching people how to create their own successful blogs.
4)Help individuals and businesses use online media more effectively.
Case Study (local/overseas)
Darren Rowse
Darren began his ascent into blogging superstardom back in 2002, when he started his own personal blog as a way to share and discuss things between friends and colleagues. Its popularity grew and it started to receive several thousand visitors each month. Soon enough, Darren started to earn a living from it, largely through AdSense and the Amazon Affiliate program. He quickly set about establishing over 20 different blogs to experiment with various income streams and advertising systems.
Today, Darren runs several extremely successful blogs, including Digital Photography School, his most popular blog, which receives over 1 million visitors each month. He also runs TwiTip, a blog for sharing Twitter tips, and b5Media, his most ambitious project yet, a blog network consisting of hundreds of blogs and independent bloggers. He’s also set up ProBlogger.net, a site for those who wish to learn blogging skills, and ProBlogger.com, a paid for site which promotes collaboration between professional bloggers.
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