Sunday, February 13, 2011
Task I for Monday, 14th February 2011
1) What's the main difference in news production (20th century and 21st century) ?
2) How are the writers of a blog called?
3) How is an article written?
4) Where do the older articles go?
5) How can people interact with the writer?
6) "Blogs are basically a two way .......... "
7) When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called ......
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1) News in 20th century was just professional. News in 21st century is professional and personal.
ReplyDelete2) Writers of blogs are called bloggers.
3) If there already is a blog you can click on the "New Post" button, write something and post it into the blog.
4) New post always are above older posts and the older posts disappear to the second page if there are too much posts on the first page.
5) It's possible to write comments to every single Post and you can create a discussion according to every Post.
6) Blogs are basically a two way street.
7) When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers.
Lukas S.
1) In the 20th century news were only professional and in the 21th century news are professional and personal.
ReplyDelete2) They are called bloggers.
3) You can write an article with clicking on the "New Post" button. Than you write your idea down and post it.
4) If you want to see and read the older articles, you have to press the "Older Post" button.
5) The people can write comments to every post and so they interact with the writer.
6) "Blogs are basically a two way street".
7) It's called a community of bloggers. These communitys motivate each blogger.
Made by Robin and Nico
1) In the 20th century news was only professional. In the 21st century news is professional and personal.
ReplyDelete2) The writers of a blog are called "bloggers".
3)You can write an article when you click on the "New Post" button. If you have an idea you can post it and others can write a comment about your post.
4)You have to click on the "Old Post" button to see or read the old articles. They are in the "Blog Archive".
5)They can read the articles, quote something or link something. They can write a comment about a blog.
6) "Blogs are basically a two way stream".
7)When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers.
Made by Pascal
1) In the 20th Century, the news had to be professional, now it's important, that the news are professional and personal.
ReplyDelete2) They are called "Blogger"
3) In blogs, the author create an article like in newspapers, he can share information and news of the things in his life, he want to share. There is a subject, and the author make posts. The readers can interact with comments, and out of these comments, sometimes it gets a discussion. It's easily builded-up.
4) The newest articles stand on the top of the page, the older posts stand not as high as the newer articles.
5) They can comment, quote and link their blogs together.
6) "Blogs are basically a two way Street", because you can interact with other blogs. Everyone can have a blog and everyone can link, comment and quote with other blogs.
7)When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers.
Kilian & Maurizio
1.) The main difference between the 20th and the 21st century is that first news just were kind of proffesional and today they're even personal.
ReplyDelete2.) Writers of blogs are called bloggers.
3.) Articles can be written of anyone who has a good idea for creating his own idividual blog. For showing your self-written posts you've to click on "post now", so your entry will arrive at the top of the page and other users have the chance to read trough your thoughts and inspiration.
4.) Older posts are getting down to the bottom of the page, while new are arriving at the top.
5.) For people who want to say their opinion about posts from others, there's the opportunity to comment things, for interacting with the writer.
6.) Blogs are besically a two way street, it's about posting and commenting.
7.) When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers, they're like working together or being associated with each other.
Sarah & Sophie
1.What's the main difference in news production (20th century and 21st century) ?
ReplyDeleteIn the 21st century everybody could write a blog and everybody could read it, too. In the 20th century only reporters and professional writers could produce news for newspapers. Now the blogs are personal not only professional like the older news.
2.How are the writers of a blog called?
The writers of a blog are called "Bloggers".
3.How is an article written?
Anyone with a new idea can write an article by clicking on "New Post". Another person could comment your post by clicking on "comment".
4.Where do the older articles go?
- The new articles are above on the page and the older posts are on the bottom of the page. If there are too much posts you can find them in the archive or you click "Older posts".
5.How can people interact with the writer?
Bloggers often work together. People can read, comment, "quote" or link their blogs.
6)"Blogs are basically a two way street."
7) When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers.
By Madelaine & Elena (:
My answers to this task!
ReplyDelete1. In the 20th century the news were consisted of professional news like "World, Sports, Politics..." In the 21th century people were interested in writing personal news like writing about their own town or shops. Each class of people can write something by blog now. A mother can post some pictures about the newest kitchen in Ikea and some others start to write something about their hobbies and so on.
Personal news are the main difference between the 20th and the 21th century.
2. The writers of a blog are called BLOGGERS!
3. Blog websides are organized by blog-posts like articles in a paper. If someone has a new idea he creates a new blog. Then bloggers that like the theme write their posts into the blog. They can put pictures and videos in it.
4. By the time the blog becomes a collection of new and older news where the newest news are at the top of the page and the older behind them.
5. Readers can comment the articles of the bloggers and write their opinion of the theme. It arises a relationship between reader and blogger.
6. Blogs are basically a two way street to get in contact with people that have the same interests like you. You can read a article, quote it and mayve you link your blogs together ;).
7. When a lot of bloggers link their blogs it´s called A COMMUNITY. It´s a other variation to show readers the news, because they get shown other links respect the theme.
Romina :)
What's the main difference in news production (20th century and 21st century) ?
ReplyDeletein the 20th century news was produced professional
if something new happened, reporters wrote the stories and a small group about people what decided in a newspaper or broadcasting appeared
Professional news was for them measured in general and limited
with the 21st century the news became according to acquisition and also more personal
Everybody beacomes a Reporter, when he post a Blog
How are the writers of a blog called?
everybody ! Families, Buisnessman, Sportsman
How is an article written?
This are news and stories like newspaper article
Where do the older articles go?
- The older Blogentries are collected one can find them, nevertheless, light
How can people interact with the writer?
-By commenting of the entries
-There by one interests shares one comes to a conversation with people those of the same
pinion is or the same interests have.
-Blogger always work together
Blogs are basically a two way street
When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers.
Vanessa & Jana
1)What's the main difference in news production (20th century and 21st century) ?
ReplyDelete- in the 20thcentury,when something happend,reporters wrote the stories down and other people decided which news came on the newspaper.
in the 21st century the news became personality
everybody becames a reporter,when he post a blog
2)How are the writers of a blog called?
-the writers of a blog called blogger
3) How is an article written?
-The clogs are written like an newspaper article
4)Where do the older articles go?
The old article are collect,and everybody can find them easy.
5)How can people interact with the writer?
The people can write comments to every post and so they interact with the writer.
6) "Blogs are basically a two way stream".
7) When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called a community of bloggers
angelina&alina
1)
ReplyDeleteIn the 20th century, the news were used professionally. When someone heard or saw somehting interesting, he wrote it down. After that, a little group decided if the news can be radioated or written down in a newspaper. But all in all, they were main streamed, general and very limited. The technique wasn't as adcanved as today.
In the 21th century, the news became not only professional but also personal. Today, everyone can build a blog or a website, where he or she can write something down about his or her news. So everybody can read it quick and is informed only about the information on the blog. It makes it easier to get the latest news.
2)
They are called 'bloggers'
The persons, who want to inform themselves are the 'Reporters'
3)
At first, you have to share your news. Just with a click of a button, everyone can present his news on the blog.
Every blog or website is organised by blog posts. That are individual newsstorys like the articles in the newspapers.
So, if you want to print something on the blog, you have to give your message a titel. Then, if you are finished, you only have to click on the notification on the bottom of the page. If you have posted your comment, the blog place it on the top of the website.
4)
If new articles were posted by someone, the older ones go down with every new comment but can be viewn if you scroll down.
5)
Under the entry of someone, there is a button with „comment“. If you want to criticize something about the post or want to praise it, then you can click on it and write what you think about it.
6) "Blogs are basically a two way .......... "
“street”.
7) When a lot of bloggers link their blogs, it's called ......
a “blogosphere“.
Written by Clara and Lea