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One (Half!) Hour to a Student Newspaper via WordPress
High schools can utilize the power of blogging platform WordPress to create a quick and simple news portal. Originally presented on March 18, 2011 at the MACUL Conference in Detroit, Mich.
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Before We Start, Please...
One Hour to a Student Newspaper via WordPress - March 18, 2011
Open Your E-mail In a Browser Tab
Determine a Name for Your Website
Locate Content (Photos, Text)
I have content available if you do not.
Think About Content Organization
By Cody Eding – www.codyeding.com
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One (Half!) Hour to a
Student Newspaper via
March 18, 2011
Plan of Action
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Introduction to WordPress
Set up a WordPress.com Website
Post Content to WordPress
Beyond WordPress.com
Additional Free Software Useful for
Student Newspapers and Classrooms
About Me
One Hour to a Student Newspaper via WordPress - March 18, 2011
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Senior, Grand Valley State University
2007 Hamilton High Graduate
Journalism Major
Award-winning Sports Writer
Information Systems Minor
WordPress
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“WordPress is an open source Content Management
System (CMS), often used as a blog publishing
application, powered by PHP and MySQL. It has many
features including a plug-in architecture and a
template system. Used by over 13% of the 1,000,000
biggest websites, WordPress is the most popular CMS
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