Kemudahan Add A Gadget

Kemudahan Add A Gadget adalah untuk menambah gadget ke dalam blog

Anda boleh menukar saiz gadget supaya saiznya sesuai dengan paparan blog
Contoh: video dari Youtube

Cara:
Copy kod daripada sumber yang hendak ditambah. 
Klik Share
Klik Embed

Copy Kod

Buka blog anda

Klik Design, Klik Add A Gadget


Pilih HTML/JavaScript

Klik +

Paste kod yang telah di Copy pada ruangan Content

Klik Save
ATAU Jika ingin tukar saiznya
Taipkan saiz pada Width dan Height yang sesuai untuk ruang di blog anda. 
Contoh: Width=390 dan height=300

Klik Save

view blog

Selesai

Begitulah juga untuk memasukkan sebarang gadget yang mempunyai kod ke dalam blog

Peringatan: Sekiranya Gadget mempunyai kod, maka boleh dimasukkan ke dalam blog dengan menggunakan HTML/JavaScript

Lawatan ICT ke SK Sekolah Seri Puteri, Cyberjaya

11 February 2010
ICT Facilities - All classes have access to Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN). 2 computer Laboratories comprising 21 computers each. Each class equipped with 2 or 3 units of computers. 17 special rooms equipped with LCD and computers.

Kemudahan Design

Kemudahan Design adalah untuk membuat reka bentuk laman blog


Klik Design
Add gadget adalah untuk menambah gadget seperti kalendar, jam, ruang sembang, video dll
Arrange Page Elements
Dengan cara Drag and Drop boleh menukar susunan gadget

Bawa kursor pada gadget yang ingin dialihkan
Klik gadget berkenaan dan heret ke tempat yang baru

Selain itu Edit digunakan untuk membuat penyuntingan gadget
Klik Edit









































Anda boleh mengedit gadget berkenaan
Selepas mengedit
Klik Save
Jika ingin membuang gadget tersebut, klik Remove

Memasukkan Gambar Profile

Klik Dashboard



Klik Edit Photo

    Edit User Profile

Browse gambar anda

Klik
 

Membina Blog

1.  Taipkan alamat blogger http://www.blogger.com/
2.  Paparan berikut akan dipamerkan.

3.    Klik ‘create a blog’ (pastikan anda sudah mempunyai alamat e-mail,

      sekiranya belum ada anda perlu mendaftar e-mail terlebih dahulu).

4.   Paparan berikut akan dipamerkan.

      Isikan maklumat dan klik continue
5.   Apabila pendaftaran berjaya, anda sudah boleh memulakan blog.
      Sign in setiap kali anda ingin mengedit blog anda.

6.   Paparan untuk edit blog akan dipaparkan

      Terdapat kemudahan untuk mengedit blog iaitu:

7. New-post – untuk memasukkan maklumat tentang sesuatu topik

                            
8.   Edit Posts - untuk mengedit maklumat
9.   Tambah dan mengubah kedudukan elemen dalam paparan blog
           Klik Layout
                  Drag and drop – ubah kedudukan elemen

          Klik Add a gadget
          Contoh tambah kalendar, jam, lagu dan lain-lain

          Contoh: Taipkan calendar pada search for gadgets        
         

10.   Pelbagai jenis kalendar akan dipaparkan

          Pilih kalendar  

      

11.   Pastikan anda Sign out setiap kali selesai mengemaskini blog


12.   Untuk melihat blog anda
         Taipkan alamat blog anda di alamat e-mail.

                Contoh: http://www.maikarim.blogspot.com/

13.   Anda boleh layari BloggerHelp untuk membantu anda membina blog:
              * How to create a blog with Blogger
                 http://www.youtube.com/BloggerHelp#p/u/7/BnploFsS_tY
              * Adding a Google Gadget to your blog
                http://www.youtube.com/BloggerHelp#p/u/2/-OVRlXn9mAs
                                                                         

Selamat mencuba..

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