Comments on: CNU Blog Policy http://alumni.cnublogs.info Why you? Why now? Charting a new course. Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:16:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Your Friendly Blog Admin http://alumni.cnublogs.info/about/#comment-581 Your Friendly Blog Admin Mon, 22 Jan 2007 18:21:10 +0000 http://alumni.cnublogs.info/about/#comment-581 Thanks for the question. The review process depends largely on the purpose of the blog and who is allowed to post or make comments. For the purposes of this blog, posts can be made by registered members, although most entries are currently made by the director of Alumni Development. Anyone can leave comments, but spam comments are deleted. This blog has software implemented to catch most spam comments. Entries are currently reviewed by the blog's technical admin and the director of Alumni Development. The University has not yet implemented public blogs being used exclusively by students. This semester (spring 2007), we have three classes using blogs to facilitate classroom discussion and assignment completion. In those cases, the professor of each course is responsible for monitoring content. They also have chosen to restrict the ability to post only to students enrolled for each particular course. Thanks for the question. The review process depends largely on the purpose of the blog and who is allowed to post or make comments.

For the purposes of this blog, posts can be made by registered members, although most entries are currently made by the director of Alumni Development. Anyone can leave comments, but spam comments are deleted. This blog has software implemented to catch most spam comments. Entries are currently reviewed by the blog’s technical admin and the director of Alumni Development.

The University has not yet implemented public blogs being used exclusively by students. This semester (spring 2007), we have three classes using blogs to facilitate classroom discussion and assignment completion. In those cases, the professor of each course is responsible for monitoring content. They also have chosen to restrict the ability to post only to students enrolled for each particular course.

]]> By: mary george http://alumni.cnublogs.info/about/#comment-580 mary george Mon, 22 Jan 2007 17:04:15 +0000 http://alumni.cnublogs.info/about/#comment-580 I was just wondering if students' posts are reviewed before they are posted? If not, is there an employee at the University who monitors them? Thanks! I was just wondering if students’ posts are reviewed before they are posted? If not, is there an employee at the University who monitors them?

Thanks!

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