HUM 002 - 15-18

• Travelogue is an author's account of their travel experience.
• Travelogue

  This is a truthfully narrative of the writer's travel experience. They can talk about their literal experience while traveling by providing descriptions about the place. They can also talk about their reflections during the travel. They can elaborate on their feelings about being in a different place, the meaning of the journey, and the inner conflicts that they try to heal.
• Travelogues are mostly found online through travel blogs but readers should remember that a travelogue is different from a travel guide which most travel blogs are written.
• Travel guide provides objective information about the commercial details of the place, its tourists spots, and the activities visitors can do.
• A travelogue is the writer's personal experience about staying in the place, the people they met along the journey and their thoughts about them, and the adventures they encountered.
• The term travelogue is the general term for any film, book, podcast, or essay about traveling.
• Travelogue can be found in journalism for the goal of discovering and reporting facts about any aspect of a country. It can also be found online through blogs and its video form, vlogs.
• Travel guides informing tourists about the best deals of a place.
• Travel memoirs. This is the writer's reflection of their past travel experiences and how those experiences shape their worldview.
• Travelogue is anything that talks about the writer's travel experience. It can be in a form of journalism, blog, travel guide, and travel memoirs.
• Travelogue is a personal narrative and reflection of the writer about their travel journey.
• Blog is the shorter term for weblog. It is a website which served as an online joumal or diary in 1994 when users expressed their thoughts, beliefs, opinions, and daily activities in the internet.
• The contents are presented in reverse chronological order where the latest post is seen first. Today, a blog is still a website used by an individual or a group of individuals to write about their views of specific topics.
• Blog is a type of website but a website is not always a blog.
• A website is generally more formal and more professional than a blog.
• Website

  This is commonly used in commercial marketing. It does not update its contents from time to time and are mostly owned by companies and government agencies.
• Blog is used by an individual in a more personal way. It allows interaction with the writer and the readers by liking, commenting, and sharing their posts.
• Blogger is anyone who runs and controls a blog. They share their views about topics they know about to a target audience.
• Blogging is a collection of skills that one needs to run and supervise a blog. This means knowing how to access tools to write, post, link, and share content online.
• Blog is an online journal or informational website displaying information in the reverse chronological order.
• Header The menu or navigation bar
• Main content area

  Highlighted or latest blog posts
• Sidebar

  Social profiles, favorite content, or call-to-action
• Footer Relevant links like a disclaimer, privacy policy, contact page, etc
• Blog characteristics - Archives - Comments - Blogs and websites -What differentiates blogs from websites?
• Blogger is someone who runs and controls a blog. To be a blogger is an alternative career or job to many
• Did you know

  You could earn money through blogging?
• BLOGGER

  The one who is managing the blog, a short term for web log.
• BLOGGING

  The act of posting or publishing content in a website.