- Mycroft Available as Raspberry Pi Image – Mycroft https://t.co/TZ1QPfHtHt 12:12:45, 2017-01-18
- My Twitter Digest for 01/17/2017 https://t.co/osa5RzzwYQ 15:33:53, 2017-01-18
- Zittrain appointed to National Museum and Library Services Board » https://t.co/C6V2DnOcsm via @Harvard_Law 19:00:22, 2017-01-18
Open Educational Resources at UW-Madison – Medium
In 2015, LSS conducted a pilot test of Pressbooks (an open-source book publishing tool built upon the popular WordPress CMS) for creating OER in the College of Letters & Science in Fall 2015. The pilot was a success, and in January 2016, I wrote to Unizin (a consortium of several public research universities that UW-Madison belongs to) to see whether they’d be willing to host instances of Pressbooks (and some additional plugins) for their members schools. Unizin agreed to our proposal and after a brief testing period with UW-Madison, Ohio State University, and the University of Minnesota, Unizin began hosting a full production instance of Pressbooks for UW-Madison on August 1, 2016. Our small but growing catalog of openly licensed texts developed and published by UW affiliates can be found at https://wisc.pb.unizin.org/.
The Ultimate WordPress Development Environment – wpmudev
Over the past couple of years, I’ve written loads of tutorials here on the WPMU DEV Blog in which I share tidbits about the development environments I use. So today, I thought it’s about time I share a full environment, the kind I would put together and use for larger scale development. Roll up your sleeves and get ready to get your hands dirty! Because below is a full walkthrough of the kind of development environment I set up, and how you do can it, too.
Source: The Ultimate WordPress Development Environment – wpmudev