Here are labels that you will need to use for required posts on your blogs:
- books, brainstorms, drafts, essay prep., essays, fiction, free-writing, graphics, links, media, mind-maps, movies, non-fiction, outlines, quickposts, references, reviews, revisions, typing, websites (20)
For example, on book reviews, you will need to use at least four (4) labels, including:
- books, references, reviews, ... (all comma-spaced values [CSVs]); plus:
- fiction, OR
- non-fiction.
The label "references," and the minimum number "four (4)" for book reviews (above), are new for 1st semester this year. All book review posts will need APA-style references, for which your instructor will provide models and templates, from 1st semester onward.
Please feel free to use other suitable labels, as well. For example, genre labels like "adventure," "biography," or "history" (one or another, without quotation marks) are welcome. That is, as long as they reflect the content of individual book review posts.
For details on how to use other required labels, please see Sheet 1 in the Labels and Links page on the Writing Studio Blog.
Now, to jump-start your labels collections, please:
- Copy and paste the 20 labels in the first list above into a new draft post on your own blog;
- Entitle the new draft post, "My Start-Up Labels" (in title case, without quotation marks);
- Copy and paste the labels in the list above into the Labels field on the draft start-up labels post;
- Publish the start-up labels post on your blog; and then
- Add a labels gadget to the sidebar of your blog.
Note: At present, the maximum number of labels that you can put on a post is twenty (20).
Once you've published your start-up labels posts, with 20 labels in the label field as well as in the body of the posts, the labels will show up in your Labels gadget. Then, when you compose new posts, you will be able to choose appropriate labels for required posts, rather than having to type them in by hand.
Once you've published your start-up labels posts, with 20 labels in the label field as well as in the body of the posts, the labels will show up in your Labels gadget. Then, when you compose new posts, you will be able to choose appropriate labels for required posts, rather than having to type them in by hand.
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