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WordPress for Education

By : Adam Scott
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WordPress for Education

By: Adam Scott

Overview of this book

WordPress is typically known as a platform for blogging. However, the versatility and simplicity of WordPress makes it the perfect solution for the needs of professional educators. WordPress for Education guides readers through the practical applications of WordPress in a classroom setting. Readers will gain an understanding of the WordPress platform and how it can be used to create powerful classroom websites. WordPress for Education guides educators through the process of setting up a typical class website, creating student blogs, and using WordPress to power a learning management system. WordPress for Education provides clear and practical examples for using WordPress within the classroom. It will empower educators to create useful and engaging e-learning websites. Through the examples given in the book, you will gain an understanding of how to use WordPress to build an engaging and easy to update e-learning website. You will also learn about a variety of WordPress plugins that extend its abilities and usefulness in an educational environment, such as creating student blogs, keeping track of classroom events, managing coursework, and developing a classroom social network.
Table of Contents (14 chapters)

Uninstalling plugins


We are able to uninstall unused plugins from our WordPress site. To uninstall plugins:

  1. 1. Visit the Plugins page.

  2. 2. Click on the Deactivate link below the plugin name.

  3. 3. Once the plugin is deactivated, click on the Delete link below the plugin name.

    Note

    Deleting plugins typically deletes configuration information and data that has been created by the plugin. Use caution when deleting a plugin that you have made significant use of.