How to Add Labels

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Here's my latest experiment:

I will attempt to add this post to a PAGE instead of the blog feed.

Because Blogger describes pages as "stand alone," I don't think that this option is possible.

Nope! I can only create blog posts. They can't be added to tabs. :(

Here's an idea: it would be more inconvenient than just using labels... Create pages, then require students to add the url of each post to one of the pages. Yeah, let's just use labels.

This is a test post. I want to see if it's possible to subscribe to single posts without having to subscribe to everything in the blog.

And I want to test this quote gadget out.

this is a new post about collaboration.

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.

Here's the second post. As you can see, newer posts appear above older posts. You can add images,

documents,

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links, and labels for organizing.

Welcome!

Here's the first post created. Usually this is a welcome and introductory message. Often the link to this post appears on the "home" page of the blog, and labeled "About Us" or something similar.