Open Source Studio
summary
A multi-site WordPress system centralises one WordPress site per student into class pages using a custom aggregator plugin and a mass category generator called class categories; custom post templates supply syllabus feeds and gallery shortcodes. The project collects tags, categories and metadata so faculty can filter, grade and curate, and students retain searchable portfolios. Adoption grows after one-hour orientations and a 180‑student rollout; the pipeline scales up to area and institutional portfolios.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:57Virtual Studio
- 4:17Framework
- 5:10Student site
- 6:47Class site
- 8:11Aggregator
- 9:07Class Categories
- 12:29Syllabus Feed
- 12:58Weekly Syllabus Speed
- 13:19Weekly Syllabus Example
- 14:15Gallery
- 16:48Ease of use
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