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the code for embedding an image in a blog post is:

<img src=’/images/sunflarecopy.jpg’ alt=’’ /> 

where, in this case, sunflarecopy.jpg is the name of the image.

Process
Create the image you wish to embed/publish using Photoshop. Ensure the file size is 72 dpi(Image-Image Size).
Resize the image to suit your needs:don’t make it wider than your blog page…e.g. the sunflareimage above is 5cm x 3.6 cm. 

Select: File– Save for Web and Devices, and output as a jpg or png if it is a continuous tone image (or gif if it is a solid colour graphic).

1. Upload this image by logging in and selecting Upload from the Site Admin of your blog.

2.Copy the code shown when the file is successfully uploaded.

3.Choose HTML from the Write-Write Post menu/

4.Paste the code. Update.

5. Add text to your post in the regular Post window, where the image should now be previewable.

6.View the site and Refresh the browser. 

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source:http://blog.splashcastmedia.com/

Read More 

"…is a web resource for exploring British based artists’ film and video in-depth."

Luxonline

be aware of the posts of your siblings….
Screen 

expect your 7 step outline/protag biog of your favorite film to have been posted by now…these will be assessed!! Due by end of April.

Best outline/biog to date…. 

Pingback lets you notify the author of an article if you link to his article (i.e. an article on a blog). If the links you include in an article you write on a blog lead to a blog which is pingback-enabled, then the author of that blog gets a notification in the form of a pingback that you linked to his article.

Trackback helps you to notify another author that you wrote something related to what he had written on his blog, even if you don’t have an explicit link to his article. This improves the chances of the other author sitting up and noticing that you gave him credit for something, or that you improved upon something he wrote, or something similar. With pingback and trackback, blogs are interconnected. Think of them as the equivalents of acknowledgements and references at the end of an academic paper, or a chapter in a textbook.
www.tamba2.org.uk

Trackback tutorial 

Follow the tutorial on this link and generate a trackback to another class-members blog.

Another assessable task to complete….