Welcome to the Portfolio of A. S. Student
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This is a sample student portfolio, using one of the dozens (over 100!) themes available in Edublogs Campus
This portfolio can be simply used to display student work (as below and in the sidebars), aggregate different content into the site (as at the bottom of the center section) and can even act as a blog if you so choose.
This theme has lots of customizing options.
Below is an example of how the student can use the RSS options to bring content they've created on other sites automatically to their portfolio using the RSS feed.
Log in and change the RSS feeds for yourself!
Username: admin Password: pass
Sample Feed 1
Audubon's First Bird Discovered
"Thanks to a never-say-die effort between a currency historian and a scholar studying John James Audubon (1785-1851), the famous artist's first publis...
Egon Schiele's "Portrait of Wally" - Hostage To Money
"The distortion of artworks through their use as icons of money, power and politics has a long and notorious history."......
Disputed Ansel Adams Negatives Case Gets Weirder
The artist who bought the negatives has been selling prints from them. If he "makes a mint -- and an appraisal he released Tuesday put the potential v...
Sample Feed 2
What advice would you give for blogging with ESL/EFL students?
Can you help?
I’ve been asked for advice for blogging with ESL/EFL students.
I’m sure that ESL/EFL educators and their students will provi...
What you wanted to KNOW about blogging!
As promised here’s my follow up post on general blogging questions asked during Richard Byrne and my ISTE Unplugged blogging session and in comm...
To hashtag or not to hashtag?
Can you over use hashtags on twitter?
Is obsessive hashtagging a problem?
And what advice would you give in terms of appropriate use of hashtags?
Why ...
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Welcome to University of Blogs!
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This blog is part of our sandpit site where you can test out features of Edublogs Campus.
The site is refreshed every hour, on the hour, to allow you to play with, break and generally enjoy it as much as you like.
Many of the links on this page take you to the appropriate area inside this blog dashboard where you can play with the settings for this blog.
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Check out these other blogs on our sandpit site:
-University of blogs homepage
-Campus Professor's Blog
-Campus Teacher's Blo
-Campus Researcher's Blog
-Campus Discussion and Debate
-Individual (or group) student portfolios
-Curriculum and course management
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Enjoy playing! You can't break it!
