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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Why We Need to Integrate UMW Blogs with Active Directory
For years now we’ve prided ourselves on keeping UMW Blogs outside of the single-sign-on environment using the rationale that it provides just one more layer of separation from the fears surrounding privacy, FERPA, and security. Admittedly part … Continue reading
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A few solutions to comcast sucking
This is a test of the solutions frame for this.
A few reasons why Comcast sucks.
This is test post that should feed into David Wiley’s edstartup Brainstorm section of his site.
Late to the Party: Migrating an outdated WPMu to WordPress Multisite
The migration process from WPMu (roughly version 2.9.2) to WordPress Multisite (version 3.4.1) has been well documented already. Two sources I found useful for a straightforward tutorial for doing the migration—which I imagine everyone who is anyone has already done … Continue reading → Continue reading
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From the Archive: ELS Blogs
This time 5 years ago we were closing down ELS Blogs, UMW’s first multi-user WordPress experiment (well actually the second if you count Lyceum), to make way for the campus-wide blogging platform that would be known as UMW Blogs. Five years ago a… Continue reading