Comments on: How to Hide Unmoderated Comments from Students in WordPress

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By: Mr Kuroneko

Mr Kuroneko — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 19:09:15 +0000

Hi Elona,

I think it depends on the situation and individual teachers need to check with their administration.

We run our school website using WordPress, and in that case, I would (probably) agree that the principal needs to approve comments because it’s the voice of the school online. Having said that, we’ve disabled the commenting feature of wordpress on our school website so we don’t have to deal with that issue.

In terms of comments on a class blog, I think it would be micro-management for a principal to moderate all comments. I suspect that in very few class blogs does the principal play a direct role, and instead, leaves it up to the professional discretion of the teacher.

For example, I imagine very few of the edublogs on Edublogs.org or Ontarioblogs.com are actually moderated by principals – just teachers.

Do you run a class blog, and if so, what role does the administration play?

By: Elona Hartjes

Elona Hartjes — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 11:26:52 +0000

The Principal has to approve all comments!!