This community weblog supports English 755, Composition Theory, at North Dakota State University.
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Posted
2:01 PM
by Kevin
Not sure why this site isn't posting just yet, but for our purposes, "going on the web" probably isn't crucial.
Posted
10:15 AM
by Codi
Here is the cheat sheet for different color codes as well as other html info!!
Posted
10:12 AM
by Codi
A note about making things visually pleasing: make sure you use your angle brackets to start something (for example b for bold). When you are finished typing what you want to be bold, you must use a back slash within your angle brackets to end it. If you don't use your back slash / , then the entire blog will be BOLD!
Posted
10:08 AM
by Codi
I haven't noticed that Kevin, but this is the first time I have posted anything for over a month.
Posted
9:18 AM
by Kevin
I've noticed that when I post on my blogs, the newest one doesn't get displayed. Have others noticed that?
Posted
9:17 AM
by Kevin
Okay, we are off and running. This blog space will, I hope, have at least two important functions in the class:
1. It will be a place that we can post short writings (the weekly writings). Ideally, we will learn from each other, respond to each other, build on each other's insights.
2. It will be a place where we can share ideas and links. The idea sharing is not much different than #1, but I suspect all of you have many more ideas than I could possibly solicit from my prompts. This blog will be happy to receive thos ideas.
Many people use weblogs as a kind of public bookmarking system. Whenever you find a website or online article that you would like to share, put a link to it, and give us a little commentary. If you have a link icon on your blog screen, you would simply highlight the text (e.g. Kevin's Homepage), click the link button, and then enter the URL into the pop-up box. If you don't have a link icon, you need to put a little code before and after the thing you want to look at. To link to my homepage, you would type: [angle bracket] a href= " http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndsu/kbrooks/" [angle bracket] Kevin's hompage [angle bracket] /a [angle bracket].
By "angle bracket" I mean "<" and this ">". Always open and close.
Don't be afraid to ask for some help. Other code masters please add your suggestions. Good blogging!