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Create an OU Blog https://www.hkbu.edu.hk OU Bl log Create an OU Blog In your courseroom, click on “Add an activity or resource”, select “OU Blog” and click “Add”. Aſter the setup, students/teachers can start using the blog. In the blog, owners can “add/edit/delete” any post while other users can leave comments to the posts. e blog will show the date, author’s name and the reader priority of each message. In the settings page, please type the name of the blog, give the description (optional). ere are three main options that you can select the type of the blog: Major differences from original Moodle’s Blog e OU Blog can restrict access so that others cannot enter without permission. e “comment” and “view” functions can be seen course wide, BU wide or worldwide. It also provides a grading system. A Allow comments No Yes, from signed on BU eLearning users Yes, from everybody – anyone can comment, even someone who have not a BU eLearning account, but outsiders’ comments need to be approved by the blog owner before publishing. B Individual blogs No (blog together or in group): Individual blogs are not used Separate individual blogs: Individual blogs are used privately Visible individual blogs: Individual blogs are used publicly C Maximum visibility On a course blog: Visible to all participants in this course Visible to everyone who is logged in to the system Visible to anyone in the world A B C 1 2 3 Self-help Guide for MOODLE Users https://ito.hkbu.edu.hk http://chtl.hkbu.edu.hk

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Create an OU Blog

In your courseroom, click on “Add an activity or resource”, select “OU Blog” and click “Add”.

After the setup, students/teachers can start using the blog. In the blog, owners can “add/edit/delete” any post while other users can leave comments to the posts. The blog will show the date, author’s name and the reader priority of each message.

In the settings page, please type the name of the blog, give the description (optional). There are three main options that you can select the type of the blog:

Major differences from original Moodle’s Blog

• The OU Blog can restrict access so that others cannot enter without permission.• The “comment” and “view” functions can be seen course wide, BU wide or worldwide.• It also provides a grading system.

A Allow comments

NoYes, from signed on BU eLearning users Yes, from everybody – anyone can comment, even someone who have not a BU eLearning account, but outsiders’ comments need to be approved by the blog owner before publishing.

B Individual blogs

No (blog together or in group): Individual blogs are not usedSeparate individual blogs: Individual blogs are used privatelyVisible individual blogs: Individual blogs are used publicly

C Maximum visibility

On a course blog: Visible to all participants in this courseVisible to everyone who is logged in to the systemVisible to anyone in the world

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Self-help Guide for MOODLE Users

https://ito.hkbu.edu.hkhttp://chtl.hkbu.edu.hk