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Learning from libraries that use WordPress: content management system best practices and case studies |
Kyle M. L. Jones
American Library Association
Learning from libraries that use WordPress: content management system best practices and case studies
Using WordPress to create a virtual school library
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Anne Robinson

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1669197523594_23255109

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Open/Free Access

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Multiple identities: for blogs, for CMSs, and so much more
Preparation, installation, and initial settings
Extensibility via plugins
Look and feel with themes
A better workflow
Safe, sound, tracked
Flexible design
Enhancing the user experience
Roll your own social network
Creating dynamic subject guides
Laura Slavin; Joshua Dodson
First-year seminar blogs
Jacob Hill; Peg Cook
BuddyPress and higher education
Michael Stephens; Kenley Neufeld
From LibGuides to WordPress
Paul Boger
Creating digital archives with WordPress
Kelli Bogan
Ways WordPress can improve website user experience
Aaron Schmidt; Amanda Etches-Johnson
Using WordPress to create a virtual school library
Anne Robinson
Many websites, one installation: blogging with WordPress MU at Skokie Public Library
Mick Jacobsen; Toby Greenwalt
Kansas libraries on the Web
Liz Rea.
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