1. Dashboard
A dashboard is a condensed report that is designed to
provide you with a snapshot of your website’s
performance.
The Dashboard tells you about recent
activity both at your site and in the
WordPress community at large.

2. New Post
There are 3 ways you can start with your New Posts:
2
1
3

3. Manage Posts
There are 3 ways you can start with your New Posts:
Click, drag mouse from
MyBlogs>SiteName>Manage
Posts
1
Click Drop Down
menu of Posts at
Right SubMenu and
choose Edit 2
Click on the Title of Post, ior
when you drag mouse below
subchoices will appear, choose
3 Edit

4. Switch Themes
Switching themes has 2 options:
Click Drop Down menu
of Appearance at Right
SubMenu and choose
Themes

5. Step 3. Users Admin

6. The Dashboard SubPanel provides you a number of links to start writing Posts or
Pages, statistics and links on the number of posts, pages, Categories, and Tags.

7. Essential Parts of TnB Blogging
Posts
• Edit
• Add New
• Post Tags
• Categories
• Plugins
Media
• Library
• Add new
Links
• Edit
• Add New
• Link Categories
Pages
• Edit
• Add New

8. Posts are the principal element (or content)
of a blog. The Posts are the writings,
Posts compositions, discussions,etc of a blog
owner and contributors.
Edit Posts You can select Post or Posts you wish to edit,
delete, or view. Multiple Posts can be selected for
deletion and for editing.
Add New is where you write new Posts.
Tags are the keywords you might assign to each post, it
provide another means to aid your readers in accessing
information on your blog.
Categories allow the classification of your Posts into
groups and subgroups, thereby aiding viewers in the
navigation and use of your site.
Plugins allow you to add new features to your WordPress
blog that don't come standard with the default installation.

9. Media
Media is the images, video, recordings,
and files, you upload and use in your
blog.
Media Library
The Media Library SubPanel allows you
edit, delete or view Media previously
uploaded to your blog.
Upload New Media
The Media Add New SubPanel allows
you to upload new media to later use with
posts and pages.

10. Links
Links can be organized by category, have internal
references about your relationship to their destinations,
can be automatically associated with images, and can
even be rated on a scale from zero to nine.
Links allows you to create, maintain,
and update any number of blogrolls
through your administration interface.
This is much faster than calling an
external blogroll manager.

11. Pages
• Pages are for content that is less time-dependent than
Posts.
• Pages can be organized into pages and SubPages.
Pages are for content such as "About Me,"
"Contact Me," etc. Pages live outside of the
normal blog chronology, and are often used to
present information about yourself or your site
that is somehow timeless -- information that is
always applicable. You can use Pages to
organize and manage any amount of content.

12. Comments
Comments are a feature of blogs which allow
readers to respond to Posts.
Typically readers simply provide their own
thoughts regarding the content of the post, but
users may also provide links to other
resources, generate discussion, or simply
compliment the author for a well-written post.

13. Features
Settings
Administration • General
• Writing
• Reading
Appearance • Discussion
• Themes
• Media
• Widgets
• Privacy
Users • Permalinks
• Authors & Users • Delete Blog
• Add New • Google Analytis
• Your Profile • GDE Settings
Tools • Live Countdown
• Import • Timer
• Export • Login LockDown
• Domain Mapping • Ban
• Quotes • WPTouch
Collection • Community Blog
• Video Quicktags

14. Appearance
Change the Look of your Blog
can control how the content of your blog is
displayed. WordPress allows you to easily style
your site by either installing and activating new
Themes or changing existing Themes.
Theme is the overall design of a site and
encompasses color, graphics, and text.
Widgets are gadgets or gizmos that allow you
to add various pieces of information to your
Theme's sidebar content. Widgets, for
example, can be used to add Categories,
Archives, Blogroll, Recent Posts, and Recent
Comments to your sidebar.

15. Users menu
This is where you set up all of the user accounts you need,
as well as change user information, or delete users.
Authors & Users
Manage the accounts of all your
site's users.
Add New User
Create new users.
Your Profile
Change any information related to
your user account.

16. Tools
Managing your Blog
TeachnBlog provides you the ability to speed up your site,
local machine, import content from other sources, export your
content, or to upgrade your site’s software to a new release.
Import list the software packages
that WordPress can import and
details what types of data from each
of those platforms qualifies for
import.
Export will create an XML file for you
to save to your computer. The format
will contain your posts, comments,
custom fields, categories, and tags.

17. Settings
Defines your blog as a whole: settings which determine how
your site behaves, how you interact with your site, and how the
rest of the world interacts with your site.
General controls some of the most basic configuration
settings for your site.
Writing controls the interface with which you write new
posts.
Reading You can decide if you want posts, or a "static"
Page, displayed as your blog's front (main) page.
Discussion allows you to control settings concerning
incoming and outgoing comments, pingbacks and
trackbacks.
Media allows you to determine where images, documents,
and other media files.
Privacy controls your blog visibility to search engines
Permalinks controls how that custom URI structure is
defined

18. Step 4. Work on your blog

19. What can you create and Upload on your own site
• Lesson Plan
• Projects
• Newsletters
• Reports
• Online Assignments
• Book reports
• Researches
• And others

20. 1. Sign in Option
Signing in
• Go to www.teachnblog.com
• Sign in your Username and
password
Sign in Option

21. 2. Setting up Site’s Theme
• Go to My Blogs>Yourblog>Dashboard
• “Appearance” menu from Dashboard and click
“Themes“.

22. TeachnBlog comes with a multiple nice themes which makes
your own site from the simplest blog to the most complicated
ones a piece of cake, and you can have different looks that
you can switch with a single click. And have a new design
every day.
• Choose a theme of your
choice
• View how it will look like
• Click activate on the right
side of the pop up screen.

23. 3. Setting up the Pages
• Go to My Blogs>Admin
• Drag your mouse to Dashboard
3. Click on Pages Drop down menu
on the Right side.
4. Choose Add New

24. • Title Page-Use a one word name for your page/top menu title
• Page Description-Give a small info about the page using the
basic questions (What, Why or How)
• When done click Publish or if not yet done and want to make a
draft click Save Draft
Title Page
Save Draft
Publish
Page Description

25. 4. Start Posting
• Go to My Blogs>Admin
3.Drag your mouse to New Post

26. 3. Or if already in Dashboard, click
on Posts Drop down Menu on the
Right side
4. Choose Add New

27. • Post Title -Use a Short, Concise Title/name for your Post to
easily understand
• Posting Space- This is where you put your post,article,
document or lesson plan.
• When done click Publish or if not yet done and want to make a
draft click Save Draft
Post Title
Save Draft
Publish
Posting Space

28. Categories
are typically listed in a blog's sidebar where
readers can search for past posts that interest
them.
Categories are a powerful tool
that bloggers can use to
exercise precise control over
content in a dynamic
environment.
It allows the classification of
your Posts into groups and
subgroups, thereby aiding
viewers in the navigation and
use of your site.

29. What to Post?

31. A Slideshow
You can embed a Flash slideshow of any web album. It'll be
automatically updated when you make changes to your
album. Follow these steps to embed a slideshow:
• On the My Photos page, click your album.
• Click Link to this album on the right-hand side.
• Click Embed Slideshow.
• Choose your slideshow settings, such as image size,
captions, and autoplay.
• Once you've chosen your settings, copy the resulting
HTML code (Ctrl-C).
• Paste the HTML in the source code for your site (Ctrl-V).
• Once the slideshow is embedded in your site, people who
click your slideshow will be taken to view your album in
Picasa Web Albums.

32. An Album
When you embed an album in your site, the album cover
will display. Viewers who click the cover image will then
be taken to view the album in Picasa Web Albums.
Follow these steps to embed an album:
• Create a Page for your Photos/Gallery page,
• Go to your Photo Online Album, choose and click
your album.
• Click Link/share this album on the right-hand side.
• Copy the HTML (Ctrl-C) in the 'Paste HTML to embed
in website' field.
• Paste the HTML (Ctrl-V) in the source code for your
site.

33. An image
Viewers who click on embedded images in your site will be
taken to the photo in Picasa Web Albums.
• On the My Photos page, click your album.
• Click the photo you'd like to embed.
• Click Link to this Photo on the right sidebar.
• Set the following preferences:
o Select your preferred image size
o Select the 'Hide album link' checkbox if you don't want a
link to the album to display in the lower right-hand corner
of your image.

34. • 4. Copy the HTML (Ctrl-C) in the 'Embed image' field on
the right-hand side.
• 5. Paste the HTML (Ctrl-V) in the source code for your
site.
• 6. Viewers who click through to the photo in Picasa Web
Album will also be able to see other photos in the album.