New post

This is a new post from the Gawler blogging 101 workshop session.

Gawler Blogging Basics & NAC

This Thursday ALIA is coming to Gawler! The event is being held at the TAFE Gawler campus, 43 High St. Gawler, South Australia.

A Blogging Basics 101 workshop is being held from 5 - 6pm followed by the ALIA National Advisory Congress (NAC).

If you have already registered to attend the event, your in-box will have received an invitation to become a author for this blog. We encourage you to make your account active, which will enable you to contribute to this blog.

Tip: Previously, when we have invited people to post, they have experienced problems responding to the e-mail. Often this is due to the computer restrictions placed on the computer system within your work environment. If this occurs attempt to activate your account on a public access area or at home.

Thinking of attending the workshop and NAC event but haven't sent an RSVP? There is still time. Please contact Jeannine Hooper

We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 27th September 2007, 6:00 pm.

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Learning a new skill

Here we are, at the end of a long day, wrapping our brains around a new skill. Luckily Helen is a very patient tutor!

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It's booked out!

Thanks for visiting the the test blog for the Blogging Basics 101 workshop run by ALIA-SA.

The second Blogging Basics 101 workshop is also booked out. If you are interested in attending a workshop, please contact Fiona Butcher . If there are enough people interested we will think about running another session.

We will be making the notes provided in the session available from the ALIA-SA group web page.

We did say it was popular...

A second workshop has been advertised for Wednesday 15th November 2006.

It will be a repeat of the session that we are running tomorrow, 8th November 2006. Content is exactly the same... we will just need to press the rewind and reply buttons.

Looking for details about the session, please refer to our earlier post.

Being able to write...

Blogs have a number of purposes. As the creator, you need to decide on its purpose. There are 100's of links to websites that tell you how to blog. They are quite similar to each other. For more just search for "Blogging tips" in any search engine. Here are a few that I viewed

• Avinash Kaushik share his experiences Top ten blogging tips and insights from a novice blogger
• Top 10 weblog ethics (About.com)
• Sharon Housley shares her tips on FeedForAll

However, those of you who like a short version read the tips by Paul Caplin