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* Blog search  
* Blog search  
* Most readed, commented voted blog entries ( and vote for blog entry, of course )
* Most readed, commented voted blog entries ( and vote for blog entry, of course )
=== Blogs as course activities? ===
[[Blogs]] were touted as replacing the [[Journal]] activity, which was a course level activity for reflective writing etc. The blogs system as of v1.6 seems to remove blogs from the context of courses (excluding course-level tags) even though they can be accessed from within the course through the Blogs block. The admininstration of blogs seems to be a rather broad brush - once the settings are specified centrally on the server they can't be modified. A vision for this might be:
* Blog as an [[Activity]] in a course
** Teacher able to set up blog with various parameters and should be able to:
*** Specifiy a timeframe for when blog needs to be posted
*** Label all posts in response to this activity with certain tags
*** Decide whether this particular blog activity is visible to course/group/institution/teacher & pupil only/the wider world
*** Should this be an assessed activity? If it's really replacing Journal, then almost certainly...
** Blog posts which come out of this activity should be part of the user's wider personal blog
** If comments do happen on blogs, then each course-centred blog should be able to accept comments just from teachers, from peers, or from no-one


=== Post-forum binding or comments allowed. We want feedback on blog posts. Its a must! ===
=== Post-forum binding or comments allowed. We want feedback on blog posts. Its a must! ===
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Revision as of 14:06, 7 August 2006

Blogs Wishlist

Its great to have blogs on Moodle, but we should expect more of Moodle's blogs. Let's make a wishlist.

How do I link to a specific Blog entry ?

The so called blogosphere bores out of the inter-linking between blog entries, but right now you don't know how to link to a concrete blog entry. Blog entries should have a link to refer themselves. We can only link user's blogs to categories.

Blog entry resume

A view of the blogs entries that gives only 3-5 lines of the blog entry, so a reader can view a lot of entries on one site and click on a "continue reading" link or so on.

Block Blog Tools

Some blog tools to view blog entries that wolud be nice to have:

  • Last Blog entries.
    • per user
    • per category
    • per course
    • per site
  • Blog search
  • Most readed, commented voted blog entries ( and vote for blog entry, of course )

Blogs as course activities?

Blogs were touted as replacing the Journal activity, which was a course level activity for reflective writing etc. The blogs system as of v1.6 seems to remove blogs from the context of courses (excluding course-level tags) even though they can be accessed from within the course through the Blogs block. The admininstration of blogs seems to be a rather broad brush - once the settings are specified centrally on the server they can't be modified. A vision for this might be:

  • Blog as an Activity in a course
    • Teacher able to set up blog with various parameters and should be able to:
      • Specifiy a timeframe for when blog needs to be posted
      • Label all posts in response to this activity with certain tags
      • Decide whether this particular blog activity is visible to course/group/institution/teacher & pupil only/the wider world
      • Should this be an assessed activity? If it's really replacing Journal, then almost certainly...
    • Blog posts which come out of this activity should be part of the user's wider personal blog
    • If comments do happen on blogs, then each course-centred blog should be able to accept comments just from teachers, from peers, or from no-one

Post-forum binding or comments allowed. We want feedback on blog posts. Its a must!