Difference between revisions of "Curricular WordPress Sites"

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WordPress at The Evergreen State College

Ease of use. WordPress is renowned as one of the easiest web authoring platforms to get started with. At the same time, a huge selection of additional functionality is available via plugins when you’re ready to take the next steps.
WordPress sites look good. Theme selection and the ability to easily customize the look and feel of your site are is as good as it gets without having to hire a developer.
Mobile ready. Most newer themes are designed to be responsive and adjust to work well on any size device.

WordPress at Evergreen

How is sites.evergreen.edu different from wordpress.evergreen.edu?

sites.evergreen.edu

focused on supporting faculty and staff work
websites must be requested from Academic Computing

wordpress.evergreen.edu

is dedicated to student work
students can self-create a site after logging in

Group website

Group sites have multiple authors writing to the same site. Coordination and organization up front are the keys to a successful group site.

Example: Group Project Website

Animal Others - the eBestiary
Anne DeMarken and Ruth Hayes

Each student was a contributor and added a post with their content
text plus rich media (images and video)
categories were used to structure the site
student "Wranglers" went through each post and helped other students with formatting and other issues

Birds of Evergreen
Alison Styring

Each student was a contributor and added a post with their content
text plus rich media (images and audio)
categories were used to structure the site

How do I request a site?

Faculty may request a WordPress course site via the Academic Technologies resource in my.evergreen.edu or by submitting a technology support request.

What else can I do with WordPress?

Add geo-location data to your posts. Examples include:
- Dryfalls - a group WordPress site created by the Landscapes of change students Fall 2012.
- Summer Sustainability - a student blog exploring sustainability in an urban setting from the program Summer in the City.
Image galleries

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-==WordPress usage at Evergreen==
-===Program websites===
-===Program website + student journals===
+<div class="container-fluid">
+<div class="row">
+<div class="col-md-8">
+<div class="lead">
+WordPress at The Evergreen State College
+</div>
-===Faculty/staff professional sites===
+* '''Ease of use.''' WordPress is renowned as one of the easiest web authoring platforms to get started with. At the same time, a huge selection of additional functionality is available via plugins when you’re ready to take the next steps.
+* '''WordPress sites look good.''' Theme selection and the ability to easily customize the look and feel of your site are is as good as it gets without having to hire a developer.
+* '''Mobile ready.''' Most newer themes are designed to be responsive and adjust to work well on any size device.
-===Student academic journal===
-===Student portfolio===
+===WordPress at Evergreen===
+How is sites.evergreen.edu different from wordpress.evergreen.edu?
+====sites.evergreen.edu====
+* focused on supporting faculty and staff work
+* websites must be requested from Academic Computing
+====wordpress.evergreen.edu====
+* is dedicated to student work
+* students can self-create a site after logging in
-==How to get a site==
-==What else can WordPress do?==
+===Group website===
+Group sites have multiple authors writing to the same site. Coordination and organization up front are the keys to a successful group site.
+====Example: Group Project Website====
+[[File:Ebestiary-example.png|200px|right]]
+'''[http://blogs.evergreen.edu/ebestiary/ Animal Others] - the eBestiary'''<br>
+Anne DeMarken and Ruth Hayes
+* Each student was a contributor and added a post with their content
+* text plus rich media (images and video)
+* categories were used to structure the site
+* student "Wranglers" went through each post and helped other students with formatting and other issues
+[[File:Birds-example.png|200px|right]]
+'''[http://blogs.evergreen.edu/birds/ Birds of Evergreen]'''<br />
+Alison Styring
+* Each student was a contributor and added a post with their content
+* text plus rich media (images and audio)
+* categories were used to structure the site
+====How do I request a site?====
+Faculty may request a WordPress course site via the [http://presence.evergreen.edu/ Academic Technologies] resource in my.evergreen.edu or by [https://kace.evergreen.edu/userui/ticket.php?QUEUE_ID=38 submitting a technology support request].
+====What else can I do with WordPress?====
+*Add geo-location data to your posts. Examples include:
+**[http://blogs.evergreen.edu/dryfalls/ Dryfalls] - a group WordPress site created by the Landscapes of change students Fall 2012.
+**[http://blogs.evergreen.edu/summersustainability/travel-map/ Summer Sustainability]  - a student blog exploring sustainability in an urban setting from the program [http://archives.evergreen.edu/webpages/curricular/2011-2012/summerinthecity/about/index.html Summer in the City].
+* Image galleries
+<!-- end col-md-8 -->
+</div>
+<div class="col-md-1"></div>
+<div class="col-md-3 sidebar">
+{{WordPress Sidebar Header}}
+{{WordPress Help Sidebar}}
+<!-- end col-md-3-->
+</div>
+<!-- end row-->
+</div>
+<!-- end container-->
+</div>
+<!-- Generator=Template:TwoColumn -->
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   [[category:Wordpress]]
+[[Category:Curricular Technologies]]