A new session of my How to Blog class starts this Wednesday at BAX and continues for four sessions. I have to say it’s a great class because it attracts great people (i.e. YOU). I teach according to what the participants want and need. If you wanna learn the blogging ABCs I’m your gal. If you wanna talk design we can talk design. If you wanna learn about writing we do writing. If you wanna learn some techy stuff we do that, too. It’s all about who’s in the class and what works for the group.

Last session I had two women from the new Moms in Babeland blog and a knitter who has a book coming out in October. For the last class I had guest designer, Peg Patterson, discuss design for the web. She will be returning for the 4th class of this series, too. I may have another guest speaker as well.

$50 for workshop | No drop-ins

May 5, 12, 19, 26

Learn how to blog in a hands-on workshop covering technical, creative and conceptual issues. In this class we will discuss blog design, how to write a great blog post, top-ten tips for new bloggers, search engine optimization, social networking platforms and more. You don’t need to know a thing about blogging. All you need is the desire to blog!

Louise Crawford runs Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn and is the Smartmom columnist for the Brooklyn Paper. She produces the annual Brooklyn Blogfest and Brooklyn Reading Works, a montly literary reading series at the Old Stone House in Park Slope. A freelance writer her work has appeared in Newsweek, the Associated Press and BKLYN Magazine. She has taught How to Blog workshops at BAX, Adelphi University, Baruch College and at Writers-at-the-Beach in Rehobeth, Delaware.