So I know that spammers are people or bots that go unknowingly to your blog then contentiously comment on your blog.
Having a good online conversation you need to ask questions and fix up the mistakes they spotted. After you have fixed the mistakes then comment on their comment saying that you fixed it and ask a question too. They come back check your post check your post and answer your question.
Then it just goes on and on.
I also used Book Creator and made a book about spamming. Although this is for students, teachers and parents. It might be complicated if you don't have a library to make books in.
This is also a lesson we have been learning about in cybersmart. Here is the link for the instructions I had to follow. Lesson Three Smart Relation Ships.
This is what the cover looks like. Note I accidentally deleted the cover of mine permanently. Soo yeah.
I also didn't finish I mean the information and illustrations are done but I want to record my voice so I can read the book to you.
Reflection.
So I knew what spamming was before this lesson. But I didn't know how to identify them. So that's onw thing I learn this lesson. Using book creator was hard at first because it kept on glitching, but it got fixed. Later on it started to become more easier using Book Creator.
Have you ever made a digital book? Did you enjoy reading my book? Are their any mistakes in the book I made?
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