Presenting... iLearn-Blogs
At long last, iLearn-Blogs is up and running. One very keen academic will be using it to host student blogs for assessment in two subjects this semester.
Due to it being week 3 and the service only just being made operational, the integration for this semester will be minimal. This means that:
* Users will create their own accounts
* Users will create their own blogs
* Comments will be moderated by default, and restricted to registered users
* Users must have a bond staff or student email address to register
Many, many technical issues with getting this service set up have meant that it will only be available in a limited way to a limited number of students. I just don't want to go ahead with the full pilot I had planned. So I'm disappointed, but at least we've got a service. And the students are using it. And its an open source application.
Due to it being week 3 and the service only just being made operational, the integration for this semester will be minimal. This means that:
* Users will create their own accounts
* Users will create their own blogs
* Comments will be moderated by default, and restricted to registered users
* Users must have a bond staff or student email address to register
Many, many technical issues with getting this service set up have meant that it will only be available in a limited way to a limited number of students. I just don't want to go ahead with the full pilot I had planned. So I'm disappointed, but at least we've got a service. And the students are using it. And its an open source application.
posted by Kate at
3:41 PM
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