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Ever dream of running hundreds of thousands of blogs with a single install of WordPress? WordPress MU, or multi-user, is designed to do exactly that. It is most famously used for WordPress.com where it serves tens of millions of hits on hundreds of thousands of blogs each day.

WordPress.tv is Your Visual Resource for All Things WordPress

FeedWordPress is an Atom/RSS aggregator for the WordPress weblog software. It syndicates content from feeds that you choose into your WordPress webblog; if you syndicate several feeds then you can use WordPress's posts database and templating engine as the back-end of an aggregation ("planet") website.

This is the initial release of a plugin that creates a set of pages like the WordPress.com Hot Topics pages. It's a lot more simplistic, but by feeding posts into one blog it also creates a sitewide feed of all posts plus feeds of any tags and categories too.

converging on Wordpress multi-user Published by sinclair at 3:32 pm under blogging, web2.0 With the decision to stop using Edublogs, I am left with the question of what to use instead. This isn't just a decision for hosting of my own blog, that's done and dusted now. The problem is that I am not sure where to point others who are looking for a blogging solution. In particular, I've been charged with providing blogging training after Easter for staff at my own school and will need to have something for these practical sessions

Classdroid is an Android App for teachers that allows teachers to quickly take a picture of a students work, grade it and upload it to a wordpress site.

Adds three more levels of privacy to the Settings-->Privacy page. 1. Blog visible to any logged in community member. 2. Blog visible only to registered users of blog. 3. Blog visible only to administrators.

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Chalfonts College Blog

Blog post discussing whether ICT is better embedded across the curriculum at KS3, or taught as a discrete subject

Blog post by The Angry Technician discrediting the article "Why schools don't need ICT"

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Scottish Glow network blogger

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Everything you ever wanted to know about the state of syndication on UMW Blogs for the low, low price of my overdrawn prose. So lay it down and start kicking it up a notch-if you ain't syndicatin', you ain't vindicatin'!

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