Do you have to use university space to do this? There are several great blogging places online that have all that stuff avail. You can download livejournal's source code, and I think places like wordpress offer software as well. On 10/18/06, Christopher J. Richter <crichter@hollins.edu> wrote:
My experience with blogs is limited to reading, and occasionally posting comments to other peoples. But during January I will be co-teaching a travel-study course We would like one of the assignments to be a travel blog for the entire class.
We will probably be able to get server space on a university computer. But I need advice on possible software/applications. At a minimum we want our students to be able to input/upload text and images (video would be nice, too). The interface needs to be relatively simple, as we will sometimes be working from cybercafés, with limited time to fuss with things. And, of course, cost is a factor. Any suggestions?
Feel free to offer advice either on or off list.
Thanks Chris
Christopher J. Richter Assoc. Prof. & Chair, Communication Studies Hollins University P.O. Box 9652 Roanoke VA, 24020 Tel. 5403626358 Fax 5403626286 e-mail crichter@hollins.edu web www.hollins.edu
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