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 The project will be put together by thirteen individual students who will focus on the terms used while building a WordPress.com blog. Each subpage will define and provide examples of terms related to their respective concept.
-#Dashboard (Candice Barca): The home screen for activity on WordPress.com
+#Focus (Group Leader- Shanna Dixon)
-#Posts (Melissa Grantham): Entries that combine to build a blog
+##Choosing a Topic (Amy Rehner): Deciding on a focused blog topic is one of the most important steps in building a blog.
-#Media (Shanna Dixon): Graphics, video, and other forms of media
+##Research Methods (Melissa Grantham): In order to build connections outside of your blog, you must conduct research.
-#Pages (Chrissonia McCall): Categorizing posts to create an organized blog
+##Interactivity (Marian Brewer): Interacting and creating blogrolls help your blog gain attention and readers.
-#Comments (Marian Brewer):  User feedback etiquette and information
+##Audience (Shanna Dixon): Writing for your audience is necessary if you want to reach a wide readership.
-#Themes (Nadine Epperson): The aesthetic appeal of a blog
+#Organization (Group Leader- Nadine Epperson)
-#Widgets (Kristin Hanlin): Applications that aid WordPress.com users in providing content for users
+##Categorizing Posts (Candice Barca): Learn where to put your posts and how to do it.
-#Menus (Siobahn Fisher): Stackable organization for blog pages, categories, and posts
+##Headers and Sub-Headers (Chrissonia McCall): Control where the reader looks and how they see your article.
-#Headers and Backgrounds (Kasey Miller): Key aspects of visual appeal for WordPress.com blogs
+##Lists (Tiory Clark): Organizing your posts and pages into lists
-#Users (Amy Rehner): Contributors who work together to present a blog on WordPress.com
+##Links (Nadine Epperson): Linking outside of your blog demonstrates evidence and encourages digital connections.
-#Tools (Tiory Clark): Press this, posting by email, and other tools available on WordPress.com
+#Writing Style (Group Leader- Kristin Hanlin)
-#Settings (Haley Clarke): The variety of settings users can change to tailor their WordPress.com blog to fit their needs
+##Readability (Andrew Clouse): Maintaining an ease of reading on an ephemeral medium.
-#Differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.Org (Andrew Clouse): Comparing and Contrasting WordPress.com and WordPress.org
+##Scan-Ability (Kristin Hanlin): Dale Dougherty's "Three-second Rule" and beyond!
+##Brevity (Haley Clarke): How to keep posts concise and effective for readers of digital media.
+##Inverted Pyramind (Siobahn Fisher): Get to the point and then fill in details.
+##Prooreading (Kasey Miller):
 ==Timeline==