Hello and welcome to this month’s round up of everything that’s happening across our community!
“Vade Nobiscum” with Laura Gibbs and Sam Hooper
It’s the launch special of our new podcast, Faces of Reclaim! Tune in to
[ 17 September 2026 at 7:30pmET/2330UTC ] We are writing to inform you of a major WordPress vulnerability impacting versions 4.7 and above. Update your WordPress site to apply the security patch.
As the new academic year gets underway, we are excited to kick off a new series of training session for students, educators and admins using our services. Led by our expert team these sessions focus on fresh ideas for making the most of tools and platforms on the open web
A quick round up of everything that’s happening at Reclaim this month.
Our new Faces of Reclaim podcast will launch September 29th, 2026 as a part of our new and improved Reclaim Podcast
Hello and welcome to this month’s round up of everything that’s happening across our community!
We’re looking forward to taking part in the OEGlobal Conference 2026, which takes place October 7 – October 9 in Cambridge, Massachusetts & Online. We are long-standing supporters of the great work OEGlobal does, especially Open Education Week, which we join in with each
We’ll be kicking off the day with Special Guest Chahira Nouira, and host a RetroTech Special with Phil Walker and Jim Groom. Simon Horrocks is taking over the airwaves, we are excited to welcome back Pilot Irwin for a playful session and have the first ever Radio Across
A quick round up of everything that’s happening at Reclaim this month.
DS106 Radio Summer Camp
Date: Tuesday, August 18
Cost: Free
It’s online conferencing…. but not as you know it.
We’ll be kicking off the day with Special Guest
[ 12 August 2026 at 6:00pmET/2200UTC ] We are writing to inform you of a major WordPress vulnerability impacting versions 4.7 and above. Update your WordPress site to apply the security patch.
We recently removed PHP 7.4 from our cPanel servers for Shared Hosting customers. Here’s a quick reminder of what’s next for PHP removals:
