This document provides guidance on how to write an effective blog post. It recommends investigating popular blogs to understand context, audience, and purpose. The blog should use an informal tone and first-person narration to engage readers. Typical blog techniques include catchy titles, provocative conclusions, and invitations for comments. The document also provides a sample blog writing task on the topic of refugees that prompts the reader to explain why the issue is important and how society can help address the refugee crisis.
This document provides guidance on how to write an effective blog post. It recommends investigating popular blogs to understand context, audience, and purpose. The blog should use an informal tone and first-person narration to engage readers. Typical blog techniques include catchy titles, provocative conclusions, and invitations for comments. The document also provides a sample blog writing task on the topic of refugees that prompts the reader to explain why the issue is important and how society can help address the refugee crisis.
This document provides guidance on how to write an effective blog post. It recommends investigating popular blogs to understand context, audience, and purpose. The blog should use an informal tone and first-person narration to engage readers. Typical blog techniques include catchy titles, provocative conclusions, and invitations for comments. The document also provides a sample blog writing task on the topic of refugees that prompts the reader to explain why the issue is important and how society can help address the refugee crisis.
Blog * the context will usually context, audience, purpose - be set out in the question e.g. the issue which is to inspire the blog entry **the audience may be assumed to be people interested in the subject matter OR (youngish?) the context will usually be set out in the question e.g. the issue which is to inspire the blog entry internet-interested people **the generic purpose of blogs is to interest / entertain / amuse / be provocative & stimulating - in the audience may be assumed to be people interested in the subject matter OR (youngish?) internet-interested people general, NOT solemn register theand tone - generic purpose of blogs is to interest / entertain / amuse / be provocative & stimulating - in general, NOT solemn * will use a register and tone -semi-formal to informal register **the usual tone will be personal - chatty, will use a semi-formal to informal register direct and unpretentious conventions - the usual tone will be personal - chatty, direct and unpretentious * will include conventions - first person statement and/or narration **will willseek to engage include the reader, first person eg through statement direct address, a lively and interesting style etc and/or narration **will use 'typical blog techniques' e.g. a provocative closing statement, leading will seek to engage the reader, eg through direct address, a lively and interesting style etc to an invitation to comment / response * will have an interesting, catchy title for the entry * will use 'typical blog techniques' e.g. a provocative closing statement, leading to an invitation to comment / response * will have an interesting, catchy title for the entry Blog Writing Examples on pg 286 and 288 with key features of blogs. Blog Task Write a blog using different articles about refugees and choose a topic of interest that you would like to explore. Explain to the audience why they should care and how we (as a society) can help combat the refugee crisis either through social programs, awareness, or laws. Use the following word bank to help spark ideas and to use in your blog: expat (expatriate), immigrant, emigrant, abroad, assimilation, integration, refugee, stereotypes, persecution, employment, asylum, resettlement, humanitarian, xenophobia, foreigner Remember it must be 450-600 words in total and don’t forget to cite resources.
(International Refugee Law) David James Cantor, Jean-Francois Durieux (Eds.) - Refuge From Inhumanity - War Refugees and International Humanitarian Law-Brill - Nijhoff (2014)