Step by Step to Create a Blog

How to create a blog using Blogger?

Step 1. You need a Gmail account. If you don't have one, this is the first step to follow.

Step 2. Visit Blogger.com and click on Create a blog.

Step 3. Choose a name for your blog and the address.

Step 4. You're almost done. Decide whether you want a tutor or a class blog to adjust the settings.
To learn how to do this, read the posts on Tutor and Class blog settings.

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