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Hello!
I am a high school teacher and I am using WordPress to have my students interact weekly in a blog to discuss issues that support the material we are doing in the classroom.
I have two classes of kids engaging in these discussions and I wish to post a new question each week for each class to discuss. I am having trouble figuring out how to separate the classes on my blog. Can anyone help?
The blog I need help with is msmorris201.wordpress.com.
Could you give us a link to your blog? Some themes offer more options than others...
There is usually only one page for posts, but you would do a different page for each class. Your students could post on the page and discuss their different classes.
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The first thing we need before we can provide an accurate answer is for msmorris201 to post a link to the blog in question, which is exactly what universalgeni asked for. After we have that link we can ascertain whether or not msmorris201 id referring to a free hosted WordPress.com blog on this blogging platform, or is in the wrong support forum and actually asking about a WordPress.org install. The two run on different software and the sites are completely separate.
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My blog link is the following:
https://msmorris201.wordpress.com/
Thank you all so much for any advice you can give me -- I am very new to this process and I am learning as I go!
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