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This refers to Moodle 3.6 8 from July 2019 September 2020 onward
Every user of Moodle.Nottingham has their own blog and you can use this for your posts.
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menu'
6. A blog menu block is put into your course/module
7. Don't forget to 'Turn editing off' on the Moodle page 
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3. From the Blog Menu block, click on Add a new entry
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OR if you want to tag the entry as relevant to this particular module,
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click Add an entry about this module
4. Write your entry and give it a title.
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If you want to attach a file, ether drag and drop one into the window (IE10 or other browser required) OR click the pink
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folder 'Add...' icon to access the File picker to locate a file. Keep post attachments - such as images or files - small, or they will be rejected.
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5. Under "
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Publish to" choose who you wish to publish the entry to i.e. who may see the entry. There are two options:
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a)Yourself (draft)
b)Anyone on this site (i.e. who has a username for moodle.Nottingham)
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6. If you created this blog by clicking on Add an entry about this module
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, you will have an extra field at the bottom of the screen
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entitled "Associations". If you still wish to associate this blog with the module you are in, ensure that the box in "Associations" is checked (or uncheck it if this is a general blog post which is not related to a specific module)
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2. Under Blogs choose the relevant settings link to amend. A description of each is below:
To add an external blog
3. Complete the registration fields to add another blog (see below)
Note: You are only required to enter the "RSS feed URL" for the external blog site but the other details will prove useful if you are connecting more than one external blogs
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4. Once you’ve finished adding all the details click on the 'Save changes' button.
The following other resources are also relevant to this topic:
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