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The College of Wooster Blogging Platform. When to Use ScotBlogs. ScotBlogs is the portal for all of the official blogs for the College of Wooster and is maintained by The Office of Web Communication. Only individuals with a valid Wooster email address can request blogs on ScotBlogs, and are subject to The College of Wooster’s Blog Usage Agreement. To request a blog, send an email. On Purpose: Strategic Planning @ Wooster. Center for Diversity and Global Engagement. Web Communication @ Wooster.

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Beginner’s Guide | ScotBlogs

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The College of Wooster Blogging Platform. When to Use ScotBlogs. Adding Categories and Tags. Adding Pictures and Media to a Post or Page. The first step in maintaining your ScotBlog is to access the backend Dashboard, also known simply as the Dashboard. The Dashboard is the administrative section of the WordPress software, which allows blog authors to add new posts, pages and links to your blog. To access the Dashboard:. 1 Navigate your browser to your blog. Once you have accessed your blog’s Dashboard, ...

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The College of Wooster Blogging Platform. When to Use ScotBlogs. Author Archives: Mark Wilson. Mark Wilson is a Professor of Geology at The College of Wooster. He specializes in invertebrate paleontology, carbonate sedimentology, and stratigraphy. He also is an expert on pseudoscience, especially creationism. Wooster’s Fossils of the Week: Mystery fossil solution an oyster from the Middle Jurassic of southern England. August 30, 2016. Continue reading →. August 26, 2016. Continue reading →. Comments Off ...

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Wooster Geologists » Blog Archive » Final day in the Silurian of New York

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A World to Explore. About the Wooster Geologists Blog. Final day in the Silurian of New York. August 9th, 2015. We worked this morning in Caleb’s Quarry, a place we visited on our first day. Paul Chinnici, one of the fossil enthusiasts working this quarry, was our generous host. We were impressed with how much has changed in just the five days since our last time here. The large excavation above, for example, is new. This is fossil-collecting at a very large scale! Many of the blocks show a turbidite-lik...

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The College of Wooster Blogging Platform. When to Use ScotBlogs. When to Use ScotBlogs. It is not always sensible to host your blog on ScotBlogs. Sometimes it is essential that you do host it here. Below is an outline of when it makes sense and when it doesn’t. When not to blog with ScotBlogs. Your blog is not just work/study related. You want ownership of it and to take it when you leave campus. You want to use the blog for personal branding . You want to share access with someone without a Wooster login.

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Plugin Guide | ScotBlogs

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The College of Wooster Blogging Platform. When to Use ScotBlogs. Jump to a plugin by name:. Every day, our ScotBlogs users publish over 100 posts, yet many do not use the spell checker. It may be that at this wonderful institution, our users are all wonderful spellers. Or it may be that they just forget to use it. And, you can view a comprehensive demo in the video below (originally created for WordPress.com):. How does it work? Do I have to maintain a blacklist? Where does the spam go? Don’t worry, if y...

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ScotBlogs Contributed | ScotBlogs

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The College of Wooster Blogging Platform. When to Use ScotBlogs. Category Archives: ScotBlogs Contributed. Wooster’s Fossils of the Week: Mystery fossil solution an oyster from the Middle Jurassic of southern England. August 30, 2016. Last week I gave my students in Wooster’s Invertebrate Paleontology course a fossil to identify (shown above), using any techniques they want. This was their first task in the course, so it was difficult for most of them. I hope … Continue reading →. Continue reading →.

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Wooster Geologists » Blog Archive » Return to the Silurian of New York

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A World to Explore. About the Wooster Geologists Blog. Return to the Silurian of New York. August 8th, 2015. LOCKPORT, NEW YORK (August 8, 2015) — Andrej and I began some deep collecting of Silurian localities in the Lockport area today in our survey of the bryozoan and sclerobiont faunas. The sites are, shall we say, not the most attractive, so let’s start with this common but gorgeous flower along the roadsides in western New York:. Our last site of the day was along the entrance road to a quarry. ...

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Wooster Geologists » Blog Archive » Team Utah 2015

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A World to Explore. About the Wooster Geologists Blog. August 6th, 2015. Guest bloggers: Julia Franceschi and Mary Reinthal. What do you get when you have zero cloud coverage, 90-degree heat, and a desert? Utah was extremely hot and there were some days (and by some days I mean everyday) where 3 liters of water were not enough. But we managed to get a lot of good data, even though my boots took a beating (R.I.P). Team Utah meeting to distribute equipment and plan the field day. One of our lizard friends.