Monthly Archives: February 2010

Domain Mapping on Google Sites and UMW Blogs

Posted on 23 Feb ’10 by Reverend

Yesterday morning I went to visit a faculty member—Andy Smith in Historic Preservation—who has been using Google sites for a project she is working on called Fred Buildings. It is actually one of the nicer sites I’ve seen built with … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Posted on 19 Feb ’10 by Reverend

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BuddyPress Groups as Courses at the College of Wooster

Posted on 13 Feb ’10 by Reverend

I was looking at the posts on WPMu Development for Education earlier this morning, and I came across this post from The College of Wooster’s (or should I saw WOOT!ster’s) WPMu/BuddyPress install Voices. The post was about new themes added … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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A Useful Plugin: ShowID for Post/Page/Category/Tag/Comment plugin

Posted on 6 Feb ’10 by Reverend

I find myself in every recent version of WP (and WPMu) searching for the ID numbers for various pages, posts, categories, and/or tags on a number of occasions. I’m not sure when this feature got dropped from the core, but I do remember it was at one time part of the edit post/edit page […] Continue reading →

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Libs 101

Posted on 1 Feb ’10 by Reverend

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Momentum for WP as LMS building

Posted on 1 Feb ’10 by Reverend

Image credit: bionicteaching’s “Edupunking your CMS”
Maybe it’s just cause I live in a particular bubble on the internet, but over the past six months or a year there has been what seems to me like some serious momentum towards thinking through WordPress (and/or WPMu) as a serious alternative to Learning Management Systems. And posts […] Continue reading →

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