WordPress Beyond blogging!!
WordPress: Beyond Blogging!!
May 15, 2015
These are slides to accompany an 8 minute ‘Lightning Talk’ for the dev8D conference in London, 24-27th February 2010. Each slide is a link to a blog post I have written on ways to use WordPress and WordPress Multi User, that are not about blogging.
Brief notes accompany each slide (from slide 12 onwards).
Brief notes accompany each slide (from slide 12 onwards).
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WordPress
Beyond blogging!!
Things you should know
htp://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/
htp://wordpress.org/extend/themes/
htp://codex.wordpress.org
htp://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/
htp://codex.buddypress.org/
These are slides to accompany an 8 minute ‘Lightning Talk’ for the dev8D conference in London, 24-27th February 2010. Each slide is a link to a blog post I have writen on ways to use WordPress and WordPress Mult User, that are not about blogging.
1
This is a blog post about various plugins that can extend the semantc metadata on a WordPress site.
2
This is a blog post about the variety of feeds available on a WordPress site.
3
This is a blog post about OPACPress, a project proposal to use WordPress MU as a library catalogue platorm. It’s WordPress.com on its head, because it’s taking a relatvely small number of sites (<100) and populatng them with up to 1m records/blog posts. WordPress.com has millions of sites, each with relatvely few blog posts.
4
This is a blog post about BuddyPress, a set of plugins that turn WordPress into a social network.
5
This is a blog post about using WordPress to author academic artcles, with supportng metadata.
6
This is a blog post about aggregatng records from Insttutonal Repositories into WordPress to provide a ‘social’ front-end to repository content, where people can discuss the papers. I like Tony’s idea about using it to curate journals from freely available repo content.
7
This is a blog post about HookPress, a plugin that integrates web hooks into WordPress, for real-tme actons and notfcatons. It also links to other posts I’ve made about how XMPP, SUP, RSSCloud and PubSubHubbub are all easily integrated through the use of plugins.
8
This is a blog post about using WordPress to publish course content, again tying it in with source material held in an Insttutonal Repository. I also use the site to syndicate to iTunes.
9
This is a blog post about our work on WriteToReply and JISCPress. The ttle is mean to be ironic, as it’s using WordPress as a document publishing platorm for detailed comment, annotaton and deliberaton.
10
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Things you should know
htp://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/
htp://wordpress.org/extend/themes/
htp://codex.wordpress.org
htp://adambrown.info/p/wp_hooks/
htp://codex.buddypress.org/
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