Instead of/ in parallel with #deletefacebook, how about #createonopenweb? Promote activities that are not “alternatives to Facebook” but contributions to the open web? @jimgroom@cogdog @mizuko @davewiner @timbe
— (((Howard Rheingold))) (@hrheingold) March 26, 2018
I woke up to a few tweets about … Continue reading →
Lauren Brumfield already announced that we’re officially rolling out WordPress Multisite (WPMS) hosting at Reclaim. What’s more, she created an online calculator that provides transparent pricing going forward, which is a big part of why we’re finally announcing something we … Continue reading →
I am migrating @BryanAlexander’s main site to Reclaim, and damn that creep can blog. He’s been doing it for a very long time, was one of the brightest blogs in the edtech constellation when I started 13 years ago, and … Continue reading →
Lately, I’ve been working with clients to move their website from WordPress.com to WordPress.org. With this request, I use the Import/Export tools to move the content from one site to the other. This tool bundles the content on the site into a .zip file which you can then move to another location. Disclaimer: It isn’tRead more
Many of us in a certain subgenre of edtech have been working for a long time to try and use RSS to syndicate and aggregate posts from individual blogs into community sites. These sites are sometimes referred to as planet … Continue reading →
I’ve been on a server admin crash course over the last 8 months or so, and I’ve been thoroughly enjoying myself. I have been fortunate to have the most patient and generous teacher I’ve ever studied under: the great Tim Owens. I truly … Continue reading →
Reclaim Hosting has been hosting VCU’s Ram Pages as of the beginning of the Spring semester. It reinforces for me there is nothing Tim Owens can’t do, another yet another example of the powerful ripple effects of #ds106 on edtech. We’ve … Continue reading →
As I sit here painfully waiting on Godaddy’s slow servers to download all of a customer’s files so I can migrate them to Reclaim Hosting I figured I’d write up some thoughts on how I approach the problem of cleaning up a site that’s been hacked. Not all WordPress hacks
As I sit here painfully waiting on Godaddy’s slow servers to download all of a customer’s files so I can migrate them to Reclaim Hosting I figured I’d write up some thoughts on how I approach the problem of cleaning up a site that’s been hacked. Not all WordPress hacks
Yesterday Tim blogged about the Lynda course “WordPress in the Classroom” by Chris Mattia that takes faculty through setting up a course using WordPress. Mattia created the site through an example institution on Reclaim Hosting Tim created called State U. What’s cool about that is not only does … Continue reading →
