Is there a way to confirm what students post before it goes up online? - 91 views

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  #1 David Kapuler on 07 Jan 09

   

  This would be a nice feature when teachers/districts have to follow strict CIPA guidelines. A lot of blogs/wiki's have this function where everything has to be viewed by an administrator/teacher before it gets posted.
  
  This at least would be one work around to prevent swearing/bullying, etc. Ideally, a built in filter would be nice but I know how much of a "battle" that is.
  
  The only thing I found to allow filtered email/blogging/discussion boards is gaggle.net.
  
  Thanks

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This would be a nice feature when teachers/districts have to follow strict CIPA guidelines. A lot of blogs/wiki's have this function where everything has to be viewed by an administrator/teacher before it gets posted. <br /> <br /> This at least would be one work around to prevent swearing/bullying, etc. Ideally, a built in filter would be nice but I know how much of a "battle" that is. <br /> <br /> The only thing I found to allow filtered email/blogging/discussion boards is gaggle.net. <br /> <br /> Thanks</div>

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  #2 Deborah Elzie on 11 Jan 09

   

  David,
  I think Gaggle.net is the only one that has email/blogging/discussion boards and allows the administrator to filter. Have you used it with success? I am looking for a wiki that does the same thing. RM Education has a product called Honeycomb that is a private collaboration space for students that includes blogs and wikis. http://www.rmeducation.com/honeycomb
  
  Deborah
  
  David Kapuler wrote:
  > This would be a nice feature when teachers/districts have to follow strict CIPA guidelines. A lot of blogs/wiki's have this function where everything has to be viewed by an administrator/teacher before it gets posted.
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  > This at least would be one work around to prevent swearing/bullying, etc. Ideally, a built in filter would be nice but I know how much of a "battle" that is.
  >
  > The only thing I found to allow filtered email/blogging/discussion boards is gaggle.net.
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  > Thanks

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">David, <br /> I think Gaggle.net is the only one that has email/blogging/discussion boards and allows the administrator to filter. Have you used it with success? I am looking for a wiki that does the same thing. RM Education has a product called Honeycomb that is a private collaboration space for students that includes blogs and wikis. <a href="http://www.rmeducation.com/honeycomb" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.rmeducation.com/honeycomb</a> <br /> <br /> Deborah <br /> <br /> David Kapuler wrote: <br /> > This would be a nice feature when teachers/districts have to follow strict CIPA guidelines. A lot of blogs/wiki's have this function where everything has to be viewed by an administrator/teacher before it gets posted. <br /> > <br /> > This at least would be one work around to prevent swearing/bullying, etc. Ideally, a built in filter would be nice but I know how much of a "battle" that is. <br /> > <br /> > The only thing I found to allow filtered email/blogging/discussion boards is gaggle.net. <br /> > <br /> > Thanks</div>

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