Here is a summary of how I’ve integrated social media functionality into my blog. I’ve been add links (widgets) for my social media accounts (Facebook and Twitter) to my main blog page. Also I’ve been able to add my live Twitter feed into my blog (to keep my readers updated on what I’m doing on… Continue reading Final blog post
After receiving feedback from my principal I went back and adjusted several of the aesthetic features of my website. These largely pertained to font (making it Verdana) and making use of the school’s colour (#6600CC, a bright purple). There we go. All done and dusted. Enjoy!
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So for our first comp Task we had to plan our website. So using a flow chart, I planned it out. The blue tabs are the one main pages of the website. The orange tabs are the sub titles of the for the main pages of the website. ? ?
Here is a brief breakdown of different ways in which libraries are using social media accounts today. Facebook firstly, is such an important social media tool mainly because of its worldwide appeal and heavy usage. A library having a Facebook account helps the library organisation to become more ‘visible’ to the public. Libraries can post… Continue reading How different libraries are using social media sites
Today I simply added a bunch of photos to my website (I had to add ‘headers’ back into the main pages to get the look I wanted). I also made sure that when I chose the photos from Google I only chose ones that were labelled for ‘reuse’.
Firstly I changed my theme to ‘CleanLines’ so that I could correct the calendar function I added in earlier (for some reason it appeared cut off in my last theme). I also changed my website font to Bree Serif (I kept all the text in the same font for consistency’s sake). I also created a… Continue reading School library website update (#5)
Today I cleaned up my blog a fair bit, taking away unnecessary pages mostly. As a result I’ve removed most of my drop-down menus because I really didn’t need them with the small amount of content I’m actually presenting on my website (was a bit of shame because the drop-down menus looked great). I have… Continue reading School library website update (#4)
Today I was able to successfully add links to subject specific databases (on Arts, Mathematics, Literature, Economics, History and Science). One small step for Maxim. Also created links to World Book and Britannica (which I don’t have subscriptions to, I’m only pretending!)
In the past week or two I’ve been trying to find out how to get some color into website to no avail. I got a nice hint from Paris that maybe it was my chosen theme that was at fault. So today I switched from the ‘Cento’ theme to the ‘Bradley’ theme and yes I’m… Continue reading Quick school library website update (#2)
Here’s my first update on my (slow but steady) progress with Weebly (finally got the hint to post this!) Over the last two/three weeks or so I’ve been adding in my main pages to my website template and have also started adding in some sub-pages. Just last week I added in my first hyperlink (to… Continue reading (Belated) school library website update (#1)
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