Annotum, an open-source, open-process, open-access scholarly authoring and publishing platform based on WordPress.
Annotum version 1.o was launched on November 22, 2011 (11/22/11).
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» G+ Comments for Wordpress CloudHero - 0 views
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Wordpress plug in for G+ comments
PressBooks Blog | ebooks printbooks webbooks - 29 views
iThemes Education Program: Amazing Opportunity for Educators - 121 views
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Themes, creator of tools to help users create awesome websites, has an amazing opportunity for Educators. The good people at ithemes offers an iThemes Education Program designed to assist Educators, Schools and Students to quality web design tools and training.
Theme Instructions | Graph Paper Press - 0 views
Site List | Community@UAF - 0 views
Annotum - 3 views
Edublogs - education blogs for teachers, students and schools - 40 views
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Created specifically for education and absolutely no adult content allowed this site is perfect for classroom blogging. You can create students accounts with no email necessary and have your students collaborating or keeping your parents informed in no time.
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HOW TO: Build a More Beautiful Blog - 138 views
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HOW TO: Build a More Beautiful Blog - http://bit.ly/c0vUVf
Our Review of the 'Digging Into WordPress' 3 eBook | Techinch - 31 views
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Could interest people using Wordpress to support their teaching.
Taking WordPress Widgets To The Next Level - 56 views
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There are initially two options to choose from. Either displaying a widget on selected or displaying a widget on every page except selected
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Ok, now we need an example. Lets say I want to display the default recent comments widget only on the homepage since that is the only place where it makes sense to display it. I would simply add the recent comments widget to the sidebar, click the edit link, select “Display Only On Selected“, check mark the Homepage box and then, click done. The recent comments will now only show up on the homepage.
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review on Performancing.com
Gravatar - Globally Recognized Avatars - 1 views
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A gravatar, or globally recognized avatar, is quite simply an image that follows you from site to site appearing beside your name when you do things. Avatars help identify your posts on blogs and web forums, so why not on any site?
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