Final report blog posts should include more than words alone...

And you should want them to, half the creative fun of a blog post is finding ways to "blog up" your text. Remember to check the formatting of your post, and fix it if it spills past the right margin in to the sidebar.

To reiterate, from the previously-published instructions for the final report blog post:

The optional exam is separate from the Final Report blog post (which should include bloggish elements such as hyperlinks, images, video embeds (copy and paste the YouTube embed code, make sure the formatting stays within margins) and can either continue the subject of your midterm report OR take on a new subject such as a post-Descartes philosopher); the final draft is due May 5 (post an earlier draft if you'd like constructive feedback). For examples of what a final report blog post should look like, roughly, check out some of mine...

If you mention book titles, link to them on Google Books or embed them (copy and paste either the URL "share" or "embed" code). Link to relevant articles, don't just list the URLs.

How to insert hyperlinks. Just highlight the text you want to link to and paste the URL over it. For instance, if you mention James's essay "Will to Believe" you can link to the Gutenberg edition online by pasting https://www.gutenberg.org/files/26659/26659-h/26659-h.htm over it. Then, a reader unfamiliar with that essay could quickly jump to it, read a bit, and jump back to your text. Same for proper names like John Dewey etc.

If you don't know how to do any of these simple procedures, ask someone who knows. Even me.

jpo