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By: jimgroom

jimgroom — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 02:51:04 +0000

Recently, I have found myself really excited by the idea of retracing my simple hacks, installations, etc. on the blog. i for one can’t tell you how often i searched out the very details you are complaining of until i gave up and started experimenting -often times i would figure the problem out via trial and error, only to soon forget the steps and be forced to start from scratch only a few weeks later (not very practical). gardner kept pushing us to document our work, and then i saw Darcy’s model and I said, hey, this makes sense to me know and i have been on a tear for the last couple of months. I love it.

This recent crop of tutorials has given gave way to the recently christened bavawiki, thnks for the link! A recently released this is a much more intelligent way to track and update the details of any open source tool installations in the age of perpetual versioning. In fact, part of th idea for bavawiki was sparked by both the lostwikipedia you alluded to recently as wel as all the Web 2.0 devlopers that have been utilizing the wiki as FAQs -a practice I always thought particularly useful. in fact, I was indeed hoping that folks like yourself would find it, as you have, and populate it with your own relevant content (tutorials, presentations, etc.) , or at least a link to your online tutorials. Thanks for the shout out, Brian.

By: Brian

Brian — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 21:35:59 +0000

I was just this morning bemoaning the relative lack of solid information on the management side of course blogging — mostly because about 20 emails came in on the weekend having to do with small logistical and technical problems for various courses. This particular post does not really address any of those problems (we’re not a WordPress shop, and in most courses the students choose their blog systems), but I’m still really grateful you made the effort.

Oh yes, along those lines those “Hacking an open source VLE” posts were killer.

By: jimgroom

jimgroom — Sat, 16 Sep 2006 14:00:56 +0000

What dawned on me after doing this tutorial is that a hack such as this will allow you to have a series of tabs in the header that act as separate blogs for each group, student, etc. Effecitively using categories to create the organizational illusion of a multi-user blog within one installation. I will create an example and link to it shortly.