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Empowering Academic Growth with WordPress Platform

Explore the versatility of WordPress for scholarly discourse and web creation, with extensible plugins, customizable themes, and integration options. Discover examples from Yale University sites.

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Empowering Academic Growth with WordPress Platform

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  1. WordPress for teaching and learning

  2. Why WordPress? • Provide students and faculty with a web platform for scholarly discourse. • Web Software for blog or website creation – dashboard and wysiwyg editor for content providers. • Extensible – Plugins • Customizable –Themes and CSS options • http://psyc180.commons.yale.edu/

  3. Growth

  4. Architecture

  5. Environment • Subversion Branches – Vendor, Dev, Test and Production • MultiSiteWordPress • CAS and non-CAS logins • Integration into V2 • Privacy settings

  6. Plugins/Themes • 265 Plugins, 13 global, 37 Visible • 97 Themes, 36 enabled • Creation of child themes and templates

  7. Academic • http://historianseye.commons.yale.edu/ • http://newurbanvietnam.commons.yale.edu • http://adventuresofgeo.commons.yale.edu/ • http://nopurifyingfire.commons.yale.edu/ • http://histi3.commons.yale.edu/ • http://exhibitions.shakespeare.yale.edu/

  8. Course Sites • http://philanthropyinaction.yale.edu/ • http://hitchcock.commons.yale.edu/ • http://rhythmcoglab.commons.yale.edu/ • http://amst437s13.commons.yale.edu/ • http://rlst182s13.commons.yale.edu/ • http://tibeticaf12.commons.yale.edu

  9. Group Sites • http://ipsy.commons.yale.edu/ • http://yso.commons.yale.edu/ • http://ycc.commons.yale.edu/ • http://foodaction.commons.yale.edu/ • http://lettersjournal.com/ • http://jasu.commons.yale.edu/

  10. Professional Sites • http://karlan.commons.yale.edu/papers/ • http://markturin.commons.yale.edu/ • http://andrewquintman.commons.yale.edu/ • http://susannamessinger.commons.yale.edu/

  11. IT Sites • http://digitalink.commons.yale.edu/ • http://scl.commons.yale.edu/ • http://mobile.commons.yale.edu/

  12. Workflow • Requests • Support • Assessment • What does it look like to author?

  13. Future • Courses Branch – Name? • Self-provisioning • SLA’s for usage • WordPress for Professional and Group Sites moved to another group? • Theme and Plugin Development • BuddyPress - http://blsciblogs.baruch.cuny.edu/

  14. Contact itg@yale.edu

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