What did you learn? I learned about using custom templates in blogger, how to edit the layout in HTML, and a little more about widgets and the HTML code used for widgets.
How will you use what you have learned? I will use it to keep the blogs looking sharp, and I'll try to make sure the widgets and sidebar is utilized in the best way... on both my class and professional blogs.
How did you feel about this information? I think I should invest lots more time on emedded content and HTML in general.
What makes a template work for you? What do you look for in a template for your website!
Crisp, clean, simple, user-friendly, big-and-easy-to-read fonts.
What widgets did you add this week? Text - About Me, HTML - Label Cloud, Post Archives, Twitter updates, RSS Feed - Delicious updates, 3rd Party - Feedjit.
What purpose do you see for widgets on your website? There are a variety of reasons to use widgets. Professional blog: RSS feed, site statistics, blog navigation, link to social network, link to social bookmarks. Class Blog: Translate page, Dropio for assignments, Google Docs/Scribd for displaying material, "How-to" videos or screencasts, RSS feed, site statistics, blog navigation
What questions do you still have about blog templates and widgets? none.
What would you like to see covered next week? I'd like to learn how to use Yahoo Pipes for RSS and more. Maybe HTML basics.
7.25.2009
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I played with my wikispace template, too. I added a JPG for a header, and switched some colors and settings. http://rrisd-iwb.wikispaces.com/
Knowing html is always helpful when working with webpages! I like the sleak look of your webpage and the list of widgets for each type of webpage sounds well thought out. I had not heard of Yahoo Pipes, but I'll go check it out and see what we can offer. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Robin,
I also looked at xfruits. It seems like it has some cool applications and little less intimidating.
-Will
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