Step 1: Set up your Class Blog(lll)

 Update your profile 
  Your profile page is where you can control the global settings for your username including where you set up your display name, change your password and email address. It is worth spending time quickly learning how to update your profile so you will be to explain the steps to your students.
  Your profile is most commonly used to update display name, password and email address so we will focus on this. You will notice there are lots of personal settings options in your profile and you can read more about each personal setting there.Customize your blog theme and update your profile
Upload your user Avatar
 Your avatar is an online representation of you. The user  “avatar” is also known as your comment avatar. You upload the user avatar via Users>Your Avatar and it displays in places where you leave comments and next to posts you publish on some themes.
 The default avatar set in Settings >Discussions is automatically displayed next to comments you leave unless you upload your own avatar.
Check your settings 
 The General Settings is where you configure the broad settings of your blog including your blog title, tagline, blog admin email address, and timezone. The most important setting to update in General Zone is timezone. Educators often assume that blogs are automatically created set to their timezone and weeks later wonder why the post and comments date and times are weird.
 The other important thing to consider is the blog admin email address. This email address is where all comment moderation emails are sent, and is used for payments receipts ( if you are an Edublogs Pro Subscriber).
Customize your blog theme
 Your theme is what controls the look and appearance of your blog,it is what people see when they visit your blog. This is how you give your class blog its personal touch. Like most things in life, first impressions count. Great blog themes make good impressions on readers so that visitors are more likely to check out your blog. Overwhelming themes detract from your blog content and make visitors less likely to read your content. Customizing your blog theme is normally one of the first things most people want to do when they first log into their blog.
Using the theme customizer
 Every newly created blog normally has the same default theme. The last thing you want is to look like all the other blogs. Ready to change your theme? Great! it’s really easy. Using the customizer you can customize your theme and see the results in real time before activating the theme.