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Ran
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Steve
Elgg folks just updated their test site! New features coming on line!
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Steve
No news on the elgg front. Shifting my work to Posh–an ajax based open source portal like pageflakes.
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Steve
Trying to get my mind around web 3.0 in which the networks themselves network.
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Steve
My impressions of Elgg 1.0 as a beta tester (user): Openedweb Blog
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Steve
Waiting eagerly for the release of Elgg 1.0. All my work with Elgg is on the backburner until the new release. I still am not sure what this new open architecture means.
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Steve
State tests are over for my fifth graders. Now we have time to start experimenting with technology!
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Steve
I upgraded my server to php5, mySQL5, and Apache 2.2 so that I could get Folio to work on Elgg. Aside from that, it is was time to make the leap as php4 is no longer supported. talk about unintended consequences!
At first, it broke MediaWiki, Drupal, and Elgg. No big deal, I just had to click on a few more extensions and rebuild Apache, then they worked. What I didn’t realize at first was that it broke Zen Cart, a shopping cart. That had to be upgraded –a major chore. All looks fine now.
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Steve
Got Elgg 0.9.1 installed with no problem. It’s time to start looking at configurations and plugins to make it best for a K12 environment. I tried Folio, but it killed the site because I had the wrong version of apache. Time to upgrade the server I guess!
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Steve
The WordPress “Registered Only” plugin also works with WordPressMU. This plugin restricts viewing the site to registered members making it private. When visitors go to the site, they get a login screen. It is very reliable and is great for student use.
