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A neat and clear blog model: Review of Ozge Karaoglu's Blog

Ozege Karaoglu's Blog is quite an attractive and user-friendly blog with lots of information and techniques in education sphere provided for its readers.
Starting with a colorful and inviting graphic, Ozge's blog is filled with vivid pictures and interesting images which makes the reading a kind of enjoyment.
The biggest difference between this blog and others is that it is not time-consuming and quite easy to gather useful information from it because it's so concise and to the point. Personally speaking, it could be regarded as a neat and clear blog model for every bloggers to learn from.
The link of Ozege Karaoglu's Blog is http://ozgekaraoglu.edublogs.org/

For some tips for how to start a blog, this video could be an informative support.

Comments

  1. I agree with you that this blog is very well-organized, but I have a question, is it really easy for people to get her designing products? the links for them are two many.

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    1. Sorry, but I didn't get your ideas. What do you mean by getting her products?

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  2. I am impressed with your post title: a neat and clear blog. That's also my direct impression of this educational blog.

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    1. Thank you and I'll really appreciate for your comments for my future posts.

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  3. Hi, after reading your review I'd like to look at Ozge's blog, could you add a link?

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    1. Thank you Kathryn! “zege Karaoglu's Blog” in this article is actually a clickable link. But I didn't make it clear enough and it didn't appear in an obviously clickable way in the article. I'm quite sorry about that and now the link of the website is also added in it.

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  4. I liked her blog as well because it has some interesting visual images and simple menus. What was your favourite part?

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    1. Thank you for your comment suzie! It's the style of the article that I love the most. Coz she obviously designed these articles in a vivid and graphically friendly way. Besides each article is brief and easy to get the point.

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  5. This is a good first post, good labelling and an embedded video - well done! However you need to always give a link to any website you talk about (as one commenter also says). I liked your style too - it seems that you are familiar with blogging!

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    1. Thank you Tilly! “zege Karaoglu's Blog” in this article is actually a clickable link. But I didn't make it clear enough and it didn't appear in an obviously clickable way in the article. I'm quite sorry about that and now the link of the website is also added in it. Really useful advice!

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  6. Your blog is so clear! This recommendation is great because this blog is useful! You share us a video to acquire more knowledge about it, which is powerful and direct. Perfect!

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  7. Wow such a neat and beautifully organized blog!

    And I absolutely agree with you. Karaoglu's blog is the best one!

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