This post will help you set up your Google Drives and blogs. Because of the amount of storage we use in this class, everyone should set up a new Blogger account and new blog under that account for this school year.This will provide us all with a fresh start and prevent us from running out of space mid-year.
Part 1: Setting up a Blogger account
Part 1: Setting up a Blogger account
Log into your email account, open the email from Blogger, and click on the link to verify your email address. You will not be able to publish any posts until you have completed this step.
Part 2: Logging into your district Gmail account
Part 2: Logging into your district Gmail account
Email Mr. Kroll (2010959@rcsd121.org) from your district Gmail account. You will not receive credit if you email me from another email client. Your email should include:
Your first and last name plus your class and day (ex. 5AC)
A link to your Blogger blog. For example, “Edison Tech Photo – Our blog is URL http://edisontechphoto.blogspot.com/.”
Part 3: Publishing your first blog post
Publish your first post by clicking on the "Publish" button at the top right of your Blogger screen
Include the following:
Post an image that represents you or your interests by following these steps:
Go to images.google.com
type in what you are looking for (ex. “funktastic kicks”)
click on the image you want to download
control +click -> save images as
save the image to your desktop
Click on the “picture frame icon” button at the top
Click on “upload”
Click on “choose files”
Select the image you want to insert
Write a paragraph with the answers to the following questions:
1. What do you hope to accomplish, learn, or create in Photo this year?
2. Whose is responsible if the computer crashes and your project disappears? What will happen?
3. How will you back up your work?
4. Is food allowed in the Classroom?
5. List the circumstance under which I may not be able to offer you extra help:
6. List some easy ways you feel you could gain participation points:
7. List some easy ways you feel you could lose participation points:
8. Do you have access to a digital camera (this includes a cell phone camera)? Do you feel comfortable using this camera for class projects?
9. If you have been in my class before, list some advice for people who have never had me as a teacher:
10. If you have never been in my class, list some ways I can help you succeed in this class:
Click “publish” at the top of the screen to publish your post.
If you have time, set up the “About” page on your blog.
Need help? Please follow the following process:
Check the blog
Ask two classmates
Still stuck? Raise your hand and Mr. Kroll or email him. He will help you as soon as he is available.
Homework: Set up your Blog!!!