Sitewide tags is a feature of UMW Blogs I spent a bit of time working on this past Summer. In fact, one particular workaround allows you to have a sitewide tag cloud as well as sitewide searching of blog posts and a dynamic archive of posts–all without any hacks to the core files of your [...]
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WPMu: Sitewide Tags, Search, and Archive
Published by November 4th, 2007 in UMW Blogs and tags. 6 CommentsThe Great Awakening at UMW
Published by August 30th, 2007 in WordPress and wordpress multi-user. 2 CommentsThere has, indeed, been a great awakening on the UMW campus. As of this morning our WordPress Multi-user experiment has over 200 individual blogs, with more than 260 users. I have been away from the bava because I have been manning the trenches. By the end of next week I imagine there will [...]
More than one way to skin a class with WPMu
Published by July 19th, 2007 in wordpress multi-user. 2 CommentsWe have been experimenting at some length with WordPress Multi-User at UMW as of late. Now I have focused almost exclusively on creating course spaces using a series of distributed feeds. In short, students feed out their posts by particular categories (or an entire blog they create specifically for that class) to a designated space [...]
Even if I must say so myself. Ok, so Gardner Campbell is at it again with ELS Blogs and the results are nothing short of amazing -did you expect any less from him? I try and keep up with the the student blogs as much as possible, but such a task is not always easy [...]
divShare plugin for Wordpress and WPMu
Published by July 7th, 2007 in WordPress, plugins, video and wordpress multi-user. 22 CommentsRecently I have been corresponding with Mario A. Núñez Molina, a professor at the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, who has been also working on integrating a WPMu blogging solution (RUM Edublogs) for the College of Arts and Sciences. He is also blogging the process, so it looks like I have yet [...]
WPMu Smackdown: RSS, Autoblogs, Aggregators, o-matics, and more…
Published by July 5th, 2007 in wordpress multi-user. 10 CommentsSo, it’s just about time to ckeck-in on the work that has been happening on the WordPress Multi-User front. First and foremost, Gardner Campbell is my Godhead. He is teaching two classes this Summer session and they are already abuzz with all sorts of amazing blog action. You can see his New Media [...]
The Motley Management System
Published by June 19th, 2007 in WordPress and wordpress multi-user. 10 CommentsMike Caulfield’s post “Enterprise Learning Systems Considered Harmful to Learning” reminds me of some important questions that still remain unsettled with me. Why am I such a big advocate for a WordPress Mulit-User installation at UMW? I do believe that blogs can be an out-of-the-box e-portfolio solution. I also believe that WPMU [...]
WordPress: power and simplicity
Published by May 4th, 2007 in WordPress, drupal, plugins and wordpress multi-user. 9 CommentsSubtitle: Are we ready to take WordPress as a CMS seriously yet?
This is a post that was inspired by both a question on OLDaily as well as a post about Drupal documentation on Half an Hour. I originally threw out a flippant response to the “Joomla or Drupal?” question in regards to open source content [...]
Open, Connected, and Social
Published by April 21st, 2007 in WordPress and wordpress multi-user. 1 CommentD’Arcy Norman has already announced the (MAC) Learning Environments presentation that will take place this Wednesday, April 25, 1:00pm EST (10:00am Pacific, 11:00am Mountain, etc…). D’Arcy, Brian Lamb, and Alan Levine will be re-visiting some of the generative ideas from their 2004 presentation “Small Pieces Loosely Joined” (you can see the archived wiki here) [...]
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