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I remember when my oldest son and I were going over an essay he had written, and I was asking him for a clearer explanation in his writing because the average reader wouldn’t understand what he was saying. His response was that no one else was going to read it any way! Now I know that writing for your own blog would certainly be a cure for that! And I have great guidelines for how to help our children begin a blog, a 45-page e-book, Prelude to a Blog. I have been so blessed to read Prelude to a Blog by Sisterlisa. This isn’t a technical “how-to create a blog” e-book, but a consideration of why begin a blog, cautions and experienced advice. As parents, we are encouraged to be the authority, along with Christ, over our children and what they share. This isn’t a simple school project, but a commitment that deserves prayer. I know I’ve personally fumbled around on my blog. I’ve been appropriately “accused” of having a blog, not actually blogging! Will the blog be a journal? Will your child post school assignments? Will your child share his or her faith? Having a reason for your child to blog is a great place to start, and the “ins and outs” of why, where and how are discussed. I especially appreciated the good advice about safe sites to begin blogging for kids and etiquette. I remember the first e-mailing etiquette I learned was not to type in all capital letters; all caps means you’re yelling. I think Sisterlisa equips us well in this e-book with safety precautions and cyberspace manners. I think this e-book fills the gap of what to consider before beginning the physical blog. Blogging could be a great creative outlet or just the motivation your child needs, and you’ll feel confident after reading this e-book. And Prelude to a Blog isn’t just for our students but for adult bloggers, too. I think it’s a great tutorial, or prelude, for anyone considering blogging! 
Thanks for stopping by, Danielle |
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