Testing the FUN Faculty Blog
Will this work? How does this work?
posted by Debbie @ 9/05/2005 05:00:00 PM
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Monday, September 05, 2005
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Will this work? How does this work?
posted by Debbie @ 9/05/2005 05:00:00 PM
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Hi, This is a further test of how this works. Will it be useful for our group?
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Argh - "Spam" bloggers!!
Hi Tim,
Do you have a brief instruction to students for how to use blogger that I can send out in an announcement, at least to the people who are responding to our all for a blog committee?
Testing to see if my changes to the time stamp occurred.
Dear Tim, Zen, Alan, Kathy, Jeff, Julio, Eric, Kathy, Jean, Mike & Mary Lou,
I think just starting off in any fashion and playing with this thing is the best way for us to get with the blogging program here. I know that some of you are expert in setting these things up. I think I will be soon! Obviously, I have a lot to learn!! I think the next step will be for me to "invite" you to "join" the blog and give you the ability to post your own messages. Right now all of the comments are falling under my intital post. I have to learn to post too! Thanks again for learning this with me!!
Sorry, I don't give students any formal instructions - I just send them the link and things seem to work out - I must admit, however, we don't do anything fancy.
Please notice the SPAM message posted on Aug 9, 2005. We have to avoid this. I think that the "word verification" procedure (where you have to type in the letters you see on the screen) are supposed to help with this. I just turned on this feature today.
It seems to me that reverse chronicological order would be a better way to post these comments. Zen or Tim, do you know how to do this? Do others feel the same way I do about the order of posts here?
I can see how to edit "posts" but how do I edit "comments"? For example, I would like to like to correct the spelling and grammar in my previous post.
So, this looks promising. How will we be able to handle the moderator tasks for different discussions? Recall Julio volunteered for public policy, and I did for education-- sounds like Tim is up to moderate one as well!
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