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THE COURSEFORUM HOW TO
THE COURSEFORUM INSTALL
THE COURSEFORUM SOFTWARE
THE COURSEFORUM PASSWORD

Quit all the processes of the application you want to uninstall.

When to uninstall CourseForum, most of Mac users may proceed the instructions chronically without a second thought.

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THE COURSEFORUM HOW TO

Hereby, we will discuss the potential problems you may encounter when to uninstall this app on Mac OS X and how to thoroughly remove it both manually and automatically. It's remarkably seasy to install, simple to use, reliable, and it's a fairly cheap solution ($119.00 USD).How to correctly uninstall CourseForum manuallyĭid you ever run into difficulty when you are trying to uninstall CourseForum ? The application removal on Mac can be troublesome if you are not sure how to do and how can you perform a complete uninstallation. I have deployed it for a few teachers who have been very pleased with the results. If you have been looking for a tool to allow students (of any type) to not only stay current in your classroom but also be able to interact, CourseForum might very well be the solution for you. The rest of the tool works like a standard Wiki page.

THE COURSEFORUM PASSWORD

Under the Require Password dropdown select "To edit pages" otherwise any registered user can edit your course pages.Īnd that's pretty much it.

Check the "Only course administrator can create projects" check box.

Within the course administration page you will want to take care of at least two things: When you create a new course you will have to administer that course independently of the site administration (In other words it has its own admin page). There is one administrative task I would highly recommend. Since the basis of CourseForum is a wiki, any registered user will be able to edit pages, so you will want to be ablel to serve up versions of pages (such as Syllaubus, lectures, etc) that are read-only for the public to view.

Web Views: This allows you to create a read-only version of the CourseForum.

RSS/Email Notification: If you want to enable RSS feeds and/or email notification on your CourseForum site you will have to enter the information for your SMTP server here.

There is a good how-to page on the CourseForum site to illustrate how these are created. What this feature does is allow you to create custom? commands that can do any number of things like formatting or integrating third-party content.

Custom Links: This isn't really what it sounds like.

Messages: This is really just the welcome message displayed on the front page of CourseForum.

Some of the more important tasks your instructors will want to do are:

THE COURSEFORUM SOFTWARE

There isn't a lot of admin work to do with this software which makes it an even better solution for busy instructors. So after you download the demo follow these steps (as either the root user or using sudo):Īs you can see (in the image to the left) all administration tasks are taken care of in one window. CourseForum comes in a single executable binary that starts and runs CourseForum on port 3455.

THE COURSEFORUM INSTALL

Since CourseForum even has its own server built in you can install CourseForum anywhere on a Linux machine. Let's take a look at this classroom software from the Linux point of view. With this web-based software students could:ĬourseForum is incredibly easy to "install" on Linux, Windows, Mac,? FreeBSD, or Solaris and can be accessed from any web browser. There were a number of possibilities, but none of them as simple to use as CourseForum. I discovered CourseForum a few years back when I was looking for a web-based software that could help a peer create a web site for her class that could help students stay organized.

If you are a teacher or have any need for a classroom-based Wiki project, I have the perfect solution for you.