Online learning solutions, consulting, and support: incsub.org

Submitted by cel4145 on October 20, 2004 - 23:57.

James Farmer has a new project, incsub.org, which offers free hosting to teachers. As he explains on his blog,

So, by providing free-for-teachers hosting, installation, support and consultation for weblogs, wikis, CMSs and more, I figure I get to learn an enormous amount (which will certainly help me in my career), help some frustrated teachers out and show the light to others who would have a lot of trouble technically getting there. Well worth a few bucks a month I think.

Note that the software offered includes Drupal, WordPress, phpBB, and more.

Link via jarche consulting.

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Open Invitation

Submitted by James Farmer on October 21, 2004 - 00:36.

Thanks for the Link, much appreciated :-)

Please consider this an open invitation to all Kairos readers who would like to try out or run for longer periods with some of the siftware I can host.

Basically if it's PHP & MySQL I should be able to give it a go and I'd liek to think of this as very much an ongoing service.

Cheers, James

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Free Hosting

Submitted by platypus matt on October 21, 2004 - 08:58.

Interesting. I'd add to the terms & conditions that they have to use a CC license.

Thanks!

Submitted by lenny on October 22, 2004 - 13:46.

Thanks for the link! ;-)

Cheers,
Lenny

Creative Commons license

Submitted by James Farmer on October 23, 2004 - 21:59.

Yeh, I thought about that (and even wrote it in) but then figured that there are plenty of possible licences and if people want to copyright there work then, well, it's up to them.

Seemed a bit full on, if you know what I mean, obviously the software will be GNU or CC or whatever but their (and their learners) content.... I dunno... would be interested in what others think, have posted a thread at me blog: http://incsub.org/blog/index.php?p=32

Cheers, James