Step 3: Write your first posts

 Introduction to post
  In this step three you will be learning how Posts are used on class blogs. We will provide tips on how to write effective posts while teaching you how to publish your first posts. Posts are the heart and  soul of your blog. Your posts are where you will publish your main content such as:

• Showcases of students work
• Information about what has been happening in class
• Assignment information or learning resources 

 They are commonly displayed in reverse - chronological order with the most recent post at the top of the page. By default, your home page is your blog post page and this is where you will see your new posts published. If you look closely at a post you will set it is normally made up of:
Post : 1. Post title. This tells the reader what the post is about. Be specific. 2. Date published. You will normally see this displayed at the top of the post. 3. Written by  Most themes display the name of the post author. 4. Comments  Readers can click on the word ‘comments ‘ or click on the post title and scroll down to write a comment in response to your post. 5. Post content This is the main information that you want to share or reflect on. It could be a mixture of text, links, images, videos, etc. 6. Categories These are used to help readers locate posts on your blog. Categories are often used like chapters of a book. They provide a general overview of the topics you blog about.7 Tags: These are used to help readers locate posts on your blog. Tags are more like the index at the back of the book and explode the topic in many bits.