Blogging with Schoolwires Centricity 2



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Blogging with Schoolwires Centricity 2 What is a blog? A blog (short for weblog) is a type of web page. A blog provides commentary or news on a particular subject and can contain text, images, and links to web sites related to its topic. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. The ability for readers to leave comments in an interactive format is an option of many blogs. Creating a Blog Page Select the New Page button on the Summary tab. Select Blog from the available page types. Give your Blog a name (this will appear on the navigation bar) and click Save. This will return you to the Summary tab. Making a Blog Postings Open your blog by selecting the Page Name under Current Pages on the Summary tab. Select the New Posting button. The New Posting window consists of three tabs. General Posting Author General Tab Enter the Blog Posting Title and Post Date. (Both are required) Check the Activate on my page box when you are ready for the posting to appear. Indicates a required field Page 1 of 9

Posting Tab Enter the posting content into the Editor. Use the Editor to format your posting and insert images, hyperlinks, etc. Be sure to Spell check your work before posting! Select Activate on my page to make the posting to be viewable on the webpage. If you are not ready to post, de-select Activate on my page until complete. Be sure to Save your work. Author Tab Enter the name and email address for the posting author. (Both fields are required.) Your portent email address is recommended and note that it will not be published. This allows for you, the author, to receive an email when a comment is posted (if you choose to use commenting) Be sure to click Activate on my page and Save. Page 2 of 9

Allowing Commenting on a Blog Posting From the Blog App page, click the App Options button. General Tab Change the name of your App, Add a description Show the app name on your page (not recommended) Select the display records features (unlimited or limited) Sharing Tab If you would like to share this Blog App with another teacher, you can click Assign User to search and assign them your Blog App. Page 3 of 9

Social Settings Tab To allow commenting on your Blog Postings: Check Commenting Check Require Approval (Recommended) - This is required for Port Washington Teachers. Other Social Settings Options: Allow visitors to change names and email addresses. See page 5 for more details. RSS Feeds- If you wish to have the ability for your students/parents subscribe to your Blog, check RSS Feeds. Click Save! Commenting Rights Tab No changes are necessary since our students/parents do not have Schoolwires accounts. Page 4 of 9

Commenting Options When Allow visitors to change names and email addresses is not selected. The Comment field is required. The name field cannot be changed. Teachers should instruct students to add their first name to their comment. When this option is selected, the approved comment will appear as follows: Page 5 of 9

Commenting Options continued When Allow visitors to change names and email addresses is selected. The Name and Comment fields are required. The Name field will say Anonymous. Teachers should instruct students to change Anonymous to their first name. An email address is not required. An approved comment will appear as follows: If a teacher is logged into Schoolwires and comments on a blog, their Schoolwires username and email address will automatically be entered into the Post a Comment area. Depending on the settings placed on the blog by the creator, the visitor may or may not be able to edit that information. Page 6 of 9

Reply Comments If you have allowed Commenting on your Blog, it also allows visitors to reply to a previous comment. Creating a threaded discussion. Notice the Reply button on the comment. Click the Reply button to post a Reply comment. The Reply comment will also have to be approved by the Blog creator before it is posted. Once the comment has been approved it will post under the original comment. Notice the reply comment is indented under the original comment. Page 7 of 9

Managing Comments there are several ways to view pending comments Summary Tab-notice the Pending Comments box on the right. All Pending Comments will be listed. Hover over the comment to view the Approve, Review and Decline buttons. Click the appropriate button. Current Pages- If there are pending comments, they will also be listed under the Blog Page listed in the Current Pages section on the Summary tab. Click the comments text to moderate. Click to moderate. The Approve Visitor Comments window will open. Page 8 of 9

Approve Visitor Comments continued Approve either select the Approve button or check the comments to be approved and then select the Approve Selected button. Decline by selecting the Decline button, the message below will appear, click yes and the comment will be deleted. Review allows the teacher to edit the Author Name, Email and Comment fields. Check Approved to post the comments and be sure to click Save when finished. Be sure to click the I m Done button at the bottom of the Approve Visitor Comments box when finished. Page 9 of 9