[Moodle] Blogging issue

[Roland Gesthuizen]

Kevork, I havn't forgotten your old request for info below about blogging.
The odd behaviour you report doesnt is gone with the version 1.8 upgrade.
Instead there are some new settings to lock down the blog level to members
of your class and not the entire school. Good for the training wheels that
we need.

Regards Roland

On 31/07/2007, Kevork Krozian <Kroset at novell1.fhc.vic.edu.au> wrote:
>
> Hi Moodlers,
>
>   We have an issue with our installation. Moodle ver 1.6.
> We can blog but it is either private or the whole site can see it .
> Obviously we need to blog within a course only and not have the whole site
> viewing it.
>
> I have checked the documentation and there are settings related to blogs .
>
> 1. Under Config, variables, miscellaneous, blog level :  Viewer can only
> see blogs for people who share a course
>   The blurb states :  This setting allows you to restrict the level to
> which user blogs can be viewed on this site. Note that they specify the
> maximum context of the VIEWER not the poster or the types of blog posts.
> Blogs can also be disabled completely if you don't want them at all.
>
> 2. When you add a blog, the drop down list of options ( see image attached
> ) does not give the option of posting to the course only. It is either
> private ( only poster ) or the whole site can view it.
>
> Needless to say, it is not great to see students viewing teacher only
> blogs ......
>
> Any ideas on a fix ?
>
> Best Wishes
> Kevork
>
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Roland Gesthuizen - ICT Coordinator - Westall Secondary College
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