@mrkrndvs Most of my subdomains or for up MOOCs or pop-up learning events. I have found since so many users are new to Wordpress trying to do feeds for different catalogs, let alone post-kinds or other #indieweb tools to be difficult for them to follow. Plus I like pretty. Different communities deserve different stylesheets.
Here is a link to CSDE Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1icFG02JGK3F8yZ4rXNLJ3TarRK5dRQmo/view?usp=sharing This is going to mean so much for para-professional and early childhood teachers who wanted to take their education career to new heights. This policy will help get more teachers of color into our classroom. It will take some time to translat
Across the numerous indieweb channels people have started to talk about how to discuss indieweb as the community and tools evolve into versions 2, 3, 4. Folks refer to these more as generations rather than traditional version conventions used in software development. The basic gist of the problem to me boiled down to mission, audience, and purpose. First and
As a note just wanted to share I am more of a consumer of #indieweb tools rather than a producer. Been trying to apply the principles in my #highered classes with a bunch of other #digped folks tracing lineage to #ds106 and #rhizo15 #rhizo16 Hopped back into the community. Funny what you find you have time for when you quit facebook.
“You can use this with Micro.blog, Known or any other Micropub compatible server” This is a perfect way to put it for the average user. Though I might replace server with app or service. I didn't truly understand until we were discussing Indigenous on IRC. In many ways, though I get this is limiting, MicroPub is the "Write" feature and MicroSub is the "Read"