I'm in total agreement with Michael's sentiment; to that end, I think
the best solution might just be Livejournal. Every kid could
establish his or her own live journal account, and make their entries
only viewable to "friends." This provides the level of security that
the administration de
Install Wordpress on your own server, and then password protect it
with .htaccess. That should work reasonably well. You'll need to pay
for the server, but the school might cover that coast. Dreamhost is
around 7 dollars a month.
Wordpress is free.
-Josh
On 11/19/05, Verdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
This is my frustration with trying to work inside a school system and
why I don't even try anymore. It's ridiculous that they think that
young people aren't capable of doing this stuff by themselves without
anyone's permission. That being the case why try to control it so
much? Sure, put
Livejournal should work, but I suspect that might be blocked as well.
-mOn 11/19/05, jonny goldstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Anyone know of free blog that is password protected so people have to
log in to view it? 360.yahoo.com is can do this, but I can't use Yahoo
for this as it's block
