About Me

Your “About Me” page is all about you.  As you get more comfortable with it, it is an opportunity to express who you are, and share the things you like to do. But more so, this is where you can share your growth and experiences at Gleneagle. 

You are going to work through the different steps on your About Me Page, and become more comfortable working with your blog and learning some important skills. Take some risks! You wont break anything.

Step 1) To begin editing your About Me Page, click “Edit Page” located at the top of the screen. 

Step 2) Familiarize yourself with all of the features on your page. When you are done editing your page, simply press Update on the far right side of the page. You have the ability to add pictures and videos, change fonts, hyperlinks, etc. 

Step 3) Create a heading on your About Me Page for each of the tasks below. Try each task at your own pace and build your page. 

About Me Page – Tasks

A) Add your name: Start by adding your first name to the top. Select it and change it from “Paragraph” to “Header 1” font in the drop-down text formatting window. Feel free to write a brief bio below with regular “paragraph” font styling, but this is not required.

B) Add a list: Click the numbered or bulleted list icon. Include A numbered or bulleted list of three to ten of your favourite hobbies, interests, or sports.

C) Add Two Hyperlinks: Create a hyperlink to two websites that are meaningful to you.  Briefly explain why you chose this site. To hyperlink text or pictures to a website, simply high-light the word or select the picture you would like to hyperlink to, then look for the chain link button located in tool bar and click it, then paste the URL in the website area and click Apply.

For more detailed information how to create a hyperlink click here

D) Add Two Pictures: Find two appropriate pictures that you like, dislike, has inspired you or is meaningful to you for some reason. Find a picture that is powerful to you. Insert the picture into your page, and briefly explain why you chose this picture. If you have a picture saved on your computer already, simply go to the Add Media button located on the top of the page, and follow the steps to upload your picture. If you have Googled an image, click on the image, then click the View Image  button, then copy the URL, and either add the URL in the Add Media button or paste it into you blog.

For more detailed information how to insert images click here

BONUS! Add a Video: Finish early? Find your favorite YouTube clip, add it to your blog. Briefly explain why you chose it. Add any clips that show some of the amazing things you’ve done. The easiest way to place a YouTube clip on your blog is to find a video you like, copy the URL of the video, and paste the URL exactly where you want it on your page.  

For more detailed information about how to embed click here

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Writing for Online Audience

Writing a good, engaging blog doesn’t have to be about content alone. We need to consider the content and the overall design of the site and the selection of a topic to appeal to a specific audience. There are three points:

First of all, let’s try to reduce the length of the blog as much as possible. Take me, for example. Whenever I open an article and see that it is full of dense text, I may patiently read it first. Still, when I have read a part and find many paragraphs behind it, I will not choose to continue reading no matter how interested I am in the article.

Secondly, in terms of attracting certain people to read my blog, I think Before I start my blog, I should first set up a central theme for my blog and then discuss it in each of the following posts. Like if I am a fan of baking and I can share some recipes on my blog, some baking fans will be attracted to me, and we can discuss and study recipes together. If I were an avid sportsman, I would blog about sports tips, sports tips, sports injuries and how to handle them.

Of course, intonation is also an essential factor in determining whether readers will continue to pay attention to me. When we are narrating something, I will pay more attention to the expression of emotions, such as psychological activities, or a person’s actions. Because readers can’t relate to us when they read, only when we describe a person or an event in sufficient detail will the picture gradually emerge in their mind.

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